Five major CIP projects push long-term debt service higher, staff warns
Richardson told the board five projects totaling about $296M will raise the county's CIP debt service from roughly $27M a year now to an estimated $55M by FY2031, creating multiyear fiscal pressure that will influence future tax or bond choices.
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County staff flagged five capital projects as the largest drivers of the county's capital-improvement program and long-term debt service. The package—sports facility, Ravanna Futures purchase, and construction of three new schools—carries combined budgets of about $296 million and, if executed as currently planned, would push annual CIP debt service from roughly $27 million today to an estimated $55 million by FY2031.
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