From the $86.6 million in funding for transportation, $44.8 million would be issued; $11.5 million would be issued from the $42.2 million in parks and recreation funding; and $3.6 million would be issued from $30 million in funds for public safety.
The projects to be funded by the first issuance under transportation include major road resurfacing, neighborhood road resurfacing, Anderson Mill Road Phase 2, Toro Grande north extension, Lakeline Boulevard ice damage and safety improvements, a pedestrian bridge to Lakeline Park and more, according to city documents.
For parks and recreation, projects to be funded from the first issuance are Lakeline Park Phase 2, the Veterans Park pool expansion, Bell Park and Brushy Creek Sports Park athletic field turf improvements. The design for Phase 1 of the new public safety training facility will also be funded from this issuance.
If approved by council, a total of $98.6 million in bond program funding will remain after the first issuance.
