The City is planning to allocate $55 million for improving neighborhoods in the following ways:

• Demolish blighted structures - $15.8M
• Improve housing conditions: provide in-fill and new housing; rehab and repair- $18.7M
• Support neighborhood-based businesses and services - $800,000
• Reconstruct sidewalks and curbs - $10.0M
• Plant new tree lawns - $1.0M
• Upgrade parks - $2.2M
• Improve and construct new spray parks - $4.4M
• Provide other amenities- $2.1M
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