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Officials estimate that the Fort Collins project will cost roughly $ 350 million. The stimulus money kicks in only $ 4.8 million, which leaves the city to do significant fundraising. Money could come from a mix of government, private investments, utility companies, and research and development grants. "It’s a ton of money and there’s no way we can do this on our own, "says Mike Freeman, Fort Collins’s chief financial officer and economic-development guru (专家). "The biggest risk for us is that we won’t have enough money and that this will take 20 years." Fort Collins project call possibly get financial support from all the following source EXCEPT
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