Which Watertown Capital Projects Would You Fund?
Watertown's Capital Improvement Plan includes $11.7 million in projects that are yet unfunded, which do you like?
When Town Manager Michael Driscoll revealed his 2014-18 Capital Improvement Plan in included $128.9 million in projects and major purchases over the next five years, and $16.3 million next fiscal year, but some has no funding, right now. The largest chunk of the capital plan will go toward street and sidewalk improvement, Driscoll said, with $93.8 million set aside for that from fiscal 2014 to 2018. See the entire Capital Improvement Plan by clicking here. In Fiscal 2014, which begins on July 1, 2013, includes funding for several projects and vehicles with tax revenue including: Other funding would come from borrowing, including: Some projects do not have any funds designated to pay for them, including: Which projects do you like? Where …
Maria Rose
9:23 pm on Monday, February 4, 2013
I second Nathaniel's comment for re-paving of Waltham Street. I like the path idea and more parking in Watertown Square. Do not think the skating rink is worth investing that much $$$ into when a nice rink is just down the road on the Newton / Brighton line (Nonantum Rd). more ›