The University of Arizona apparently spent $7.1 million dollars of the people’s money to plan for a now-defunct downtown "rainbow bridge." Now that the bridge plan is gone, they want the City of Tucson to use the people’s money to pay for $3.6 million of that bill. Yes, the bill’s justified, but wow, did this one go bad.
Anybody have any better plans?
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