Statement: “Council has already approved lease revenue bonds, which don’t involve tax increase & don’t require voter approval. Has a plan for $500 mil.” Mark Kersey, a San Diego City Councilman, wrote on Twitter March 29.
Analysis: San Diego needs street, storm drain and other infrastructure repairs, and the latest city projections say the backlog stands at almost $900 million.
Fact Check: Fixing San Diego's Streets
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