$22-Million Expenditure Planned for Transit, Parks
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Santa Monica officials say they plan to spend $22 million on improving public transportation, parks and parking structures.
City Finance Director Mike Dennis said the money will come from a federal transportation grant, Metropolitan Transportation Authority funds and money from high tax receipts. The additional spending is part of the proposed $277.7-million budget for 1997-98. The City Council was expected to approve the budget Tuesday night.
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