San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee and board of supervisors president London Breed introduced the city's 10-year capital plan which includes a record $32 billion to invest in building the city's infrastructure and supporting nearly 268,000 jobs. Funds will be used for seismic repairs, transportation system improvements, create smoother pavements and more. According to the five-year information and communication technology plan, which provides the framework for the capital plan, $150 million in General Fund investments over the next five years would help support the capital plan goals.
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