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If so many older City buildings have severe issues due to deferred maintenance, why aren’t Councilors asking “why should we build new if we can’t maintain buildings over the long term”?
Beyond a certain age, it’s less expensive to replace obsolete and out-dated facilities than repair or renovate them. Unless you want waste collection and other basic public services to come to a halt, this is a good thing.
Two obvious questions a reporter should ask are (1) Will the occupancy costs of the new facilities exceed those of the existing ones? and (2) If so, what is the source of the money to make up that difference?
How does one go about purchasing these bonds when they become available?