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Public Works says 2011 Road Repaving and Street Safety Bond is nearly closed out, about $2.5 million remains
Summary
San Francisco Public Works told the Budget and Finance Committee the 2011 Road Repaving and Street Safety Bond—about $250 million across six programs—is in closeout with roughly 99% expended; staff will return with plans for spending a remaining small balance and answers about specific projects.
Teresa Pacio, a project manager with San Francisco Public Works, told the Budget and Finance Committee on Oct. 28 that the 2011 Road Repaving and Street Safety Bond was largely complete and in the closeout phase. “This bond was approximately $250,000,000,” Pacio said, and staff have expended “99% of the budget.”
The bond was allocated across six program areas, Pacio said: a $149,000,000 street repaving and reconstruction program; a $50,000,000 streetscape, bicycle and pedestrian safety…
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