A £35m investment is being proposed during the next year for schools, roads, homes, public transport and other schemes in York.
The scheme, which represents a 20 per cent increase on last year's budget, is being proposed as part of City of York Council's first three-year plan for capital projects.
The programme is worth about £75m in money raised through Government-supported borrowing and through capital receipts such as the sale of land the council no longer needs.
The capital programme being considered as part of the 2003-2004 council budget discussions covers a range of work, including new building and improvements, smaller schemes and repairs.
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