Infrastructure funding options reviewed
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Committee members reviewed revenue strategies to help cover an estimated $24.7 million annual infrastructure funding shortfall and asked staff to return with more information on competing 2026 ballot measures, Charter City impacts tied to real estate transfer taxes, and polling options.
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What this means
The committee continued discussing ways to pay for Concord’s unfunded infrastructure needs, which staff estimated at about $24.7 million a year. Staff said that total includes about $18 million for road maintenance and $6.7 million for parks, medians, and facilities, though the estimate does not cover every need. The committee did not choose a final funding option; instead, it directed staff to bring back more information before the item returns on January 16, 2026.
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- Heard staff’s report on potential revenue strategies for unfunded infrastructure needs.
- Directed staff to return with additional information on competing measures on the 2026 ballot.
- Directed staff to return with information on Charter City impacts related to real estate transfer taxes.
- Directed staff to return with polling options.
- Continued the item to January 16, 2026.
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Infrastructure & Franchise Meeting on January 05, 2026
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