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    Mark Kersey: Infrastructure Committee Approves $3.1M in Grant Funding For Neighborhood Projects

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    The Infrastructure Committee approved over $3 million in grant funding for various neighborhood improvement projects in San Diego. The projects include new sidewalks, park improvements, and ADA accessibility updates. Councilman Mark Kersey, who chairs the Infrastructure Committee, said the grant funds will invest in public infrastructure and improve quality of life for residents. The funding for projects like new sidewalks, library upgrades, park demolition and preparation, ADA parking lot updates, basketball courts, and traffic calming will go before the full City Council for final approval next month.

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    The Infrastructure Committee approved over $3 million in grant funding for various neighborhood improvement projects in San Diego. The projects include new sidewalks, park improvements, and ADA accessibility updates. Councilman Mark Kersey, who chairs the Infrastructure Committee, said the grant funds will invest in public infrastructure and improve quality of life for residents. The funding for projects like new sidewalks, library upgrades, park demolition and preparation, ADA parking lot updates, basketball courts, and traffic calming will go before the full City Council for final approval next month.

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    The Infrastructure Committee approved over $3 million in grant funding for various neighborhood improvement projects in San Diego. The projects include new sidewalks, park improvements, and ADA accessibility updates. Councilman Mark Kersey, who chairs the Infrastructure Committee, said the grant funds will invest in public infrastructure and improve quality of life for residents. The funding for projects like new sidewalks, library upgrades, park demolition and preparation, ADA parking lot updates, basketball courts, and traffic calming will go before the full City Council for final approval next month.

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    City of San Diego

    MARK KERSEY
    CITY COUNCILMAN, FIFTH DISTRICT

    For Immediate Release

    Contact: Gina Jacobs


    (619) 236-6546

    Infrastructure Committee Approves $3.1M in Grant Funding for Neighborhood Projects


    New sidewalks, park improvements, ADA accessibility among projects to be funded
    SAN DIEGO (July 22, 2015) --- More than $3 million in grant funding was approved for
    neighborhood projects at todays Infrastructure Committee meeting. The Community
    Development Block Grant allocation will improve facilities in some of the Citys most needy
    communities.
    These grant funds are perfect for neighborhood investment in public infrastructure, said
    Councilman Mark Kersey, chair of the Citys Infrastructure Committee. Building sidewalks,
    repairing our parks and updating ADA accessibility will improve the quality of life for many San
    Diegans.
    Among the projects set to be funded include:

    New sidewalks on Market Street, 31st Street, Sparling Street, Holabird Street and Euclid
    Avenue.
    Library facility improvements at the Malcolm X Library in Valencia Park and Weingart
    Library in City Heights (interior and exterior improvements, lighting upgrades and
    additional security cameras.)
    Demolition and site preparations for a new park in San Ysidro
    ADA updates to parking lots at Colina Del Sol Community Park, Montgomery Waller
    Community Park, Mountain View Neighborhood Park, Hollywood Neighborhood Park
    and Colonel Irving Salomon San Ysidro Community Activity Center.
    Basketball and tennis court improvements at several local parks and recreation centers
    Traffic calming measures on Highland Ave.

    Last year, the City Council approved increasing the allocation of CBDG funding to more
    neighborhood infrastructure projects. The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
    program is a federal program that provides communities with resources to address community
    development needs.
    The funding will be made available pending final approval of the full City Council next month.
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