The Atlanta City Council approved a final project list on Monday that guides how the city will spend $250 million on infrastructure fixes. The council’s 14 - 0 vote is the last major step before city leaders can head to the bond markets for final approvals. Voters overwhelmingly supported two separate bonds in March.
The first, worth $188 million, will fund capital maintenance projects such as road improvements, stormwater drainage, street signage and sidewalks. The second bond, valued at $64 million, will pay to build or improve municipal facilities. Each councilmember received a $5.6 million for district-specific projects. For a final project list, go to renewatlanta2015.com.
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