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November 18, 2010

Dough for Streets

The SF Examiner has a piece on the funds arriving with the success of Measure M (ten more bucks to register your car..haven't we been here before?).  From the chart that is shown, B'game is 10th in the County based on "population and road miles".  Also:

The struggling Caltrain and SamTrans expect to get a large portion of the other $3.2 million dedicated for regional transportation.
The B'game share is apparently $125K--what shall we repair?

 

Posted by on November 18, 2010 in City Finances, County Issues, Streets of Burlingame |

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