San Jose's Spending Survey
13 July 2000 - 9:05am
City asks residents to vote on how tax dollars are spent.
San Jose is surveying 250,000 registered voters as part of a NeighborhoodFacilities Survey seeking resident input on city spending.The survey is also available online in three languages andthe city has been encouraged by the response. The survey seeks resident input on future parks, libraries and fire stations.
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City seeks ideas on spending
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San Jose Mercury News, July 13, 2000
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