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Ginther says changing Columbus’ capital financing could cost $203 million. Here’s what’s inside the $2.8 billion plan.

Columbus is proposing a record $2.09 billion in new capital funding, but most of that money is tied to utilities. Beneath the headline number is a much smaller pool for roads, parks, housing and public safety — and a growing City Hall fight over how the city uses its Income Tax Set-Aside fund.