I’m pleased to see you taking such complex questions and willing to go so far into detail with some of these answers.
I saw earlier you commented on the urban camper dilemma. You said you wanted to use old City buildings to house people in need, as private a citizen and employee to the state, I’m interested in knowing where the money for upkeep and building maintenance will come from. A lot of the reason these buildings are unoccupied is because of lack of maintenance and equipment needed to be replaced. Not to mention renovation needed to make this a safe occupiable building,
The General Services (Facilities) department of the City of San Diego has taken multiple deductions in Fiscal Year budgets for the past 5 years, ranging from 2-5% each year. Where would this money needed to renovate these old buildings, and re-outfit these buildings needed to occupy these people come from?
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Good morning!
I’m pleased to see you taking such complex questions and willing to go so far into detail with some of these answers.
I saw earlier you commented on the urban camper dilemma. You said you wanted to use old City buildings to house people in need, as private a citizen and employee to the state, I’m interested in knowing where the money for upkeep and building maintenance will come from. A lot of the reason these buildings are unoccupied is because of lack of maintenance and equipment needed to be replaced. Not to mention renovation needed to make this a safe occupiable building,
The General Services (Facilities) department of the City of San Diego has taken multiple deductions in Fiscal Year budgets for the past 5 years, ranging from 2-5% each year. Where would this money needed to renovate these old buildings, and re-outfit these buildings needed to occupy these people come from?
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