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Mission Viejo expects to receive $2 million in funding
Funds from Proposition 42 should go to the city over the next two years for transportation projects.
By Susan BelknappPublished: May 03, 2009 10:25 AM
The city of Mission Viejo is expected to receive more than $2 million in funding from Proposition 42 over the next two years for transportation projects.
Roughly $932,000 will be distributed in 2009 and about $1 million is slated for disbursement in 2010 coming directly from the state. An additional $230,000 comes through the Orange County City Aid Program (CAP).
Proposition 42 – the Transportation Congestion Improvement Act – calls for the allocation of roughly 5 percent of state sales tax on gasoline to go toward transportation projects.
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The city of Mission Viejo is expected to receive more than $2 million in funding from Proposition 42 over the next two years for transportation projects. Roughly $932,000 will be distributed in 2009 and about $1 million is slated for disbursement in 2010 coming directly from the state. An additional $230,000 comes through the Orange County City Aid Program (CAP). Proposition 42 – the Transportation Congestion Improvement Act – calls for the allocation of roughly 5 percent of state sales tax on gasoline to go toward transportation projects. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines ‘OC METRO Minute,’ May 1: John Wayne Airport improvements come in under budget Santa Ana’s THINK Together founder, CEO named Afterschool Champion Orange County Community Foundation raises $832,500 John Wayne expansion could be $100 million under projected cost |
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