Legislation could aid education construction
Editor’s note: This information was provided by Arlethia Perry-Johnson in the University System of Georgia, Communications Office.
“The benefits would be threefold,” said Mr. Bowes. “The proposed authority would ations.
Capital will be allocated within a comprehensive program of integrated projects prioritized in adherence to systematic physical planning and sound financial models.
Capital investment will be economically and environmentally sustainable, promote optimal stewardship of existing state resources, and have a superior long-term benefit/cor> © Medical College of Georgia
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