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Council President Todd Gloria: News From City of San Diego District Three

The council president issued a statement saying that a judge's tentative ruling found the financing for the San Diego Convention Center expansion to be legal, allowing the project to move forward. He expressed relief that the expansion can now proceed, noting it will benefit the local economy through 4,000 construction jobs and 7,000 permanent new jobs, as well as increased revenue for the city budget. The ruling validated the hotel room surcharge approved by the city council as a lawful means of funding the Convention Center improvements.

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Council President Todd Gloria: News From City of San Diego District Three

The council president issued a statement saying that a judge's tentative ruling found the financing for the San Diego Convention Center expansion to be legal, allowing the project to move forward. He expressed relief that the expansion can now proceed, noting it will benefit the local economy through 4,000 construction jobs and 7,000 permanent new jobs, as well as increased revenue for the city budget. The ruling validated the hotel room surcharge approved by the city council as a lawful means of funding the Convention Center improvements.

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News from

Council President Todd Gloria


City of San Diego District Three
STATEMENT
For immediate release: March 11, 2013 Contact: Katie Keach, 619-235-5268

Convention Center Project Will Move Forward


Council President Gloria Anxious for Expansion to Begin SAN DIEGO, CA (March 11, 2013) Council President Todd Gloria today issued the following statement about a judges tentative ruling that the Convention Center expansion financing is legal, and the project can move forward. I am grateful that the Convention Center expansion will now move forward. The expansion will greatly benefit our local economy, the Citys budget, and expand job opportunities in our region, with 4,000 construction jobs and 7,000 permanent new jobs anticipated. I was confident that the City Council moved forward appropriately with our approval of the expansions financing last year. The judges validation confirms that the hotel room surcharge agreed to by local hoteliers is a legal and viable way to improve our Convention Center and further strengthen San Diegos economy.
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