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    Councilmember David Alvarez issued a statement in response to the Independent Budget Analyst's assessment of the Mayor's Five Year Financial Outlook. The IBA called the Mayor's allocation of 50% of major revenue growth for infrastructure a "noteworthy commitment, but unlikely to result in significant funds compared to the magnitude of need." Alvarez said this should be a wake-up call for San Diegans, as city streets won't get fixed and fire stations, parks, and libraries will be further delayed without a more significant commitment from the administration. Alvarez represents District Eight on the City Council.

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    Councilmember David Alvarez

    City of San Diego-- District Eight

    STATEMENT
    For Immediate Release
    December 8, 2014

    Contact: Lisa Schmidt


    (619) 210-9499 cell

    Alvarez Reacts to IBAs Concerns on Lack of Funding for Infrastructure


    SAN DIEGO (December 8, 2014) Councilmember Alvarez has issued the following statement
    in response to the Independent Budget Analysts (IBA) assessment of the Mayors Five Year
    Financial Outlook:
    The IBAs statement calling the Mayors allocation of 50% of major revenue growth for
    infrastructure a noteworthy commitment, but unlikely to result in significant funds
    compared to magnitude of need should be a wake-up call for all San Diegans.
    City streets wont get fixed and fire stations, parks and libraries will be further delayed
    without a more significant commitment from this administration.
    (IBA review of FY 2016-2020 Five-Year Financial Outlook/December 8, 2014/Item 152)

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    Alvarez is the Councilmember for the Eighth Council District of the City of San Diego, which includes the
    northern communities of Barrio Logan, Grant Hill, Logan Heights, Memorial, Sherman Heights, Stockton
    and the southern communities of San Ysidro, Otay Mesa East and West, Ocean View Hills, Nestor, Egger
    Highlands and the Tijuana River Valley. He is currently the chair of the City Councils Committee on the
    Environment.

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