Chief
03-12-2008, 09:24 AM
http://leavitt4vancouver.blogspot.com/2008/03/capital-improvement-investment-in.html
There is much press about the City's investment of money and resources in downtown Vancouver. While the revitalization of the 'heart' of our city is important for the entirety of Vancouver, the reality is that the city spends more resources on the east side of our city. Those projects simply don't get the attention that downtown seems to receive.
The City of Vancouver made significant investments in capital infrastructure between 2002 and 2007. This report is a summary of the 2002-2007 capital projects separated into East and West using Andresen Street as a dividing line.
The total investment in capital projects from 2002-2007 is approximately $243.3 million. Of this total, $158.3 million was spent on the East side and $85.0 million was spent on the West side.
**SCHNIPP**
Good discussion from Councilman Tim Leavitt's blog on what the City has spent money on outside of Downtown. Worth reading and keeping in mind when money discussions emerge later on for transit, law enforcement, etc.
There is much press about the City's investment of money and resources in downtown Vancouver. While the revitalization of the 'heart' of our city is important for the entirety of Vancouver, the reality is that the city spends more resources on the east side of our city. Those projects simply don't get the attention that downtown seems to receive.
The City of Vancouver made significant investments in capital infrastructure between 2002 and 2007. This report is a summary of the 2002-2007 capital projects separated into East and West using Andresen Street as a dividing line.
The total investment in capital projects from 2002-2007 is approximately $243.3 million. Of this total, $158.3 million was spent on the East side and $85.0 million was spent on the West side.
**SCHNIPP**
Good discussion from Councilman Tim Leavitt's blog on what the City has spent money on outside of Downtown. Worth reading and keeping in mind when money discussions emerge later on for transit, law enforcement, etc.