CM Won presses on daylighting cost breakdown per intersection
Julie Won demands a detailed breakdown of what $10,000 per location covers, expressing frustration with DOT's redefinition of 'location' versus 'intersection' and noting 100 advocates outside calling for daylighting.
Getting a little frustrated.
Okay, so why don't we just ask in simpler terms.
So why don't you explain to us your calculations for how much intersections cost per intersection, what is the actual cost?
Not four intersections or four streets or four sidewalks, however way you want to put it.
How much does each intersection cost to daylight?
So again, we're happy to go through this with you in much more detail.
Yes, let's go through it in detail now.
I'm happy to go through it in much more detail when we have all the figures in front of us and can be all looking at the same sheet.
So you came to this hearing on the budget without the figures in front of you for a budget hearing?
It costs roughly $10,000 per location.
So per location, he's saying that it's not $10,000 per location because he's defining location in a different way than the way that we define location.
What is the $10,000 for?
Give us the breakdown.
So it's about $10,000 per location, which would be about $10 million for 1,000 intersections.