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City of San Diego to spend $38.2 mil. on sewer repair, $186.3 mil. on debt

Posted April 10th, 2007 by brandon

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San Diego Union Tribune-The City of San Diego just took out a $225 mil. loan to help finance projects for the Wastewater Department. The decrepit sewer system suffered 38 water main breaks and 12 sewage spills in the first seven weeks of 2007. Unfortunately, only $38.2 mil. of the $225 mil. will go to new construction. Read story

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