Some Austin council members suggest 'clawing back' money for cap and stitch roadway elements
Austin City Council debates scaling back $104 million for I-35 roadway foundations amid $600 million cap construction costs and lost federal grant funding.
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Some Austin council members suggest 'clawing back' money for cap and stitch roadway elements
At a work session Tuesday, some Austin City Council members suggested they were open to "clawing back" some of the $104 million in funding they previously approved to build the roadway elements for 'caps and stitches' -- or decks with parks on them -- over the state's I-35 highway expansion.
Austin Council Grapples with Funding Challenges for Cap and Stitch Plan
Austin City Council members are facing growing challenges in finding a way to pay for the city’s ambitious “Cap and Stitch” project over Interstate 35, as discussions continue over how to fund the multi-hundred-million-dollar effort. During a recent work session, city staff presented a potential financing plan for the project, which aims to build decks over portions of I-35 that would eventually support parks, public spaces, and pedestrian conne…
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