California State University system seeks more funds for deferred maintenance needs

Oct. 2, 2013
Maintenance backlog at system's 23 campuses amounts to more than $1.7 billion.

The 23-school California State University system, operating for years in a "patch-and-fix-it" mode, has amassed a deferred maintenance bill of more than $1.7 billion — the result of old age hitting up against the state's budget shortfall. The Los Angeles Times reports that the trustees' proposed 2014-15 budget plan seeks more state funding to address the problem, but Gov. Jerry Brown says persuading the legislature might be difficult.

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