A proposed half-cent sales tax in San Diego County aims to fund Tijuana River sewage fixes, but lacks a specific plan. - The measure would generate $360 million annually, with $80 million for sewage flows.
- No specific projects are outlined; an oversight committee would decide spending. - The U.S.
EPA previously identified $600 million in priority projects, but federal efforts have stalled. - Proponents say it's the county's chance for reliable local funding.
The measure's vague language raises questions about how the money will be used effectively.