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    Alvarez On Rebuild San Diego Ballot Measure: For Immediate Release Contact: March 8, 2016 Lisa Schmidt 619-210-9499

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    Councilmember Alvarez issued a statement expressing opposition to the City Council's approval of the Rebuild San Diego ballot measure, saying that it would only provide 11% of the $1.7 billion needed over the next 5 years to fix streets, sidewalks, and buildings. He also noted that the proposal contains a loophole that could allow politicians to spend the money on employee bonuses unrelated to actual construction projects.

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    For Immediate Release

    March 8, 2016

    Contact:
    Lisa Schmidt 619-210-9499
    lmschmidt@sandiego.gov

    Alvarez on Rebuild San Diego Ballot Measure


    SAN DIEGO, CA (March 8, 2016) Councilmember Alvarez has issued the
    following statement in response to the City Councils approval today of the
    Rebuild San Diego proposed ballot measure to amend the City Charter:
    The Rebuild San Diego measure will NOT rebuild San Diego. It produces
    just 11% of the $1.7 billion we need to fix our streets, sidewalks and
    buildings in just the next 5 years. Additionally, the proposal has a giant
    loophole that allows City politicians to squander this money by giving
    bonuses to employees far removed from actual construction.

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

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