Board of Finance capital project recommendations
Summary
The citizen finance board wants the $23.5 million aquatic center delayed to 2029 and the $9.1 million downtown garage held, plus trims to parks projects — warning that multi-year debt could sink the city if Amendment 3 passes.
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Delaying the aquatic center and garage could avoid roughly $32 million in near-term commitments.
Taxpayers gain fiscal breathing room ahead of the Amendment 3 vote.
Families and athletes waiting on a new aquatic complex face a longer wait; downtown parking expansion is deferred.
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