East Lansing is just one of many communities in the Capital region making plans for the president’s stimulus money. East Lansing City Manager Ted Staton has a list of $36 million in projects he wants to jump start with the money.
According to excerpts from the article:
East Lansing City Manager Ted Staton said the city has drafted a list of potential projects that could use funding from the stimulus package. The list totals about $36 million.
One of the proposed projects is the reconstruction of the entire length of Harrison Avenue, Staton said. It would cost about $1,750,000 for repairs between Mt. Hope Road and Kalamazoo Street.
“We’ve had this on the list of projects to pursue for a couple years now,” Staton said. “The stimulus plan would allow us to get it all to be reconstructed in 2009.”
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