What level of funding can the state afford while also meeting the infrastructure needs of state-owned facilities?
Obtaining answers to the above questions will provide a framework for determining the types of facilities and the appropriate levels of state involvement in local infrastructure finance. We believe that state support for local infrastructure should be at a level that does not hinder the state’s ability to adequately address its own facilities needs and should be limited to funding projects that (1) serve more than just a local interest or (2) absent state support, could not be undertaken.
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- Are the cuts being made proportionally to the level of state funding involved, or are the counties being forced to absorb most of the pain in the restructuring process?
- What level of funding can the state afford while also meeting the infrastructure needs of state-owned facilities?
- How much of this funding can SEAs use for state administration and state level activities?