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Transportation Funds At Risk In Capitol Renovations

KSCB News - August 27, 2012 8:37 am

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback and legislative
leaders are considering whether to grant permission for the state
to issue bonds to help finance a visitor center at the Statehouse.
The proposal on their agenda Monday is part of a larger plan to
help finish a Statehouse renovation that has lasted 12 years and
cost $320 million.
State budget director Steve Anderson outlined the proposal last
week. It also calls for tapping $7 million in transportation funds
for work on the Statehouse grounds.
Anderson said in a memo that an additional $5 million in savings
from other parts of the renovation could be dedicated to the
visitor center and grounds, for a total of $17.4 million.

 

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