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Lawmakers Okay $4B in O’Hare Expansion Bonds
As the full City Council prepares for Wednesday’s vote on final approval of the $8.5-billion expansion of O’Hare International Airport, the council’s Finance Committee has set additional funding in place for the project. The committee voted Monday to authorize the issuance of $4 billion in general airport revenue bonds and passenger facility charge bonds.
JP Morgan Chase, Citi Bank and Loop Capital Markets will serve as senior managers on the new bond issue. It will be in addition to $8 billion in outstanding bonds to build new runways and make other improvements to the airfield.
Up next will be a vote Tuesday by the Aviation Committee to authorize an oversight commission that would supervise the entire O’Hare expansion project. In particular, the commission would be tasked with ensuring that women and minorities are properly represented in jobs and contracts.
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