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Project

Junny Rios Martinez Park Adopted, purpose not classified

As stated 2021-04-26: approve the funding for splash pad ($675,000) and new pavilion ($85,000) at Junny Rios Martinez Park

First cited 2021-04-26 · most recently cited 2021-04-26.

Allocated (sum of citations)
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0 citations
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Adopted, purpose not classified
2 amounts
listed below with the record's amounts; counted, not summed, and in no figure on this page
Spent (sum of citations)
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0 citations
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Expenditures

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Amounts in adopted motions, not classified

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  • $675,000
    2021-04-26 · Council
    $675,000 approve the funding for splash pad ($675,000) and new pavilion ($85,000) at Junny Rios Martinez Park
    decided in an adopted motion
    fiscal period not recorded
  • $85,000
    2021-04-26 · Council
    $85,000 approve the funding for splash pad ($675,000) and new pavilion ($85,000) at Junny Rios Martinez Park
    decided in an adopted motion
    fiscal period not recorded

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