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Bay Area Cities Turn to Creative Financing as Infrastructure Needs Mount

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Regional municipalities showcase new strategies to fund development amid decades of tax restrictions California's cities are getting creative. With property tax limits imposed by Proposition 13 nearly five decades ago, combined with the 2012 dissolution of redevelopment agencies, local governments are piecing together complex financing strategies to address mounting infrastructure needs—from crumbling roads to climate […]

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