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Voters approved Measure J last year. Measure J bonds were at the center of the state s decision Wednesday. (Google Maps)
DUBLIN, CA The Dublin Unified School District got good news Wednesday in its quest to fund major school construction projects and overcome a projected shortfall of at least $184 million.
The state Board of Education gave a green light to the school district s plan to sell $290 million in Measure J general obligation bonds. It approved a waiver of the district s debt limit, which restricts the amount of new debt the district can incur to finance school modernization and construction. The shortfall was first revealed in a January community notice.