What the public record actually establishes
Estimated cost, authorized funding and actual expenditure are different facts. The following figures do not change when you change perspectives.
Decision timeline
What can be concluded?
Phase 2 was discussed publicly with a 2025 construction expectation. In February 2026, Council authorized design work only, and the District said construction might begin in 2027 or 2028.
What cannot yet be concluded
- Why the construction timing changed
- How much of the design budget was spent
- Whether a later construction budget was approved
- Whether Phase 2 delivered measurable benefits
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Standard evidence brief
From a 2025 construction expectation to a 2027-2028 possibility: Council approved $300,000 for design and asked for an updated cost estimate. Actual Phase 2 spending and completed outcomes are not yet substantiated in this record.
Both readers accept the District's cited decision, cost estimates, feedback count and published schedule change. Neither treats an estimate as an expenditure.
They may prioritize avoiding exposure to vehicle traffic versus establishing the additional benefits and costs before approving construction.
Questions we must not pretend to have resolved
Claim-by-claim provenance
Each statement links to a public municipal source, identifies its evidentiary class and states what would be an invalid inference. District publications are attributable sources, not independent audits.
Source register
External links open the original publisher. This prototype does not crawl pages, silently refresh sources or claim that a live page will remain unchanged.
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Can a reader reconstruct the accountability record?
Use the same five questions for Version A and Version B. Assign test versions externally and do not let testers switch arms mid-session. Answers stay on the device unless the tester explicitly exports them.
How this beta fits the existing GCI doctrine
01 / Common Evidence Brief
Facts include dates, source interests, uncertainty and limitations. The facts do not change with a lens selection.
02 / Disagreement Record
Show where priorities, values, forecasts and proposed remedies differ without altering facts or manufacturing consensus.
03 / Outcome Reconciliation
Follow a public statement through Council authority, actual expenditure and observed results; leave missing links visibly unknown.
CPR-A-L six-question integrity check
- What was committed to?
- What was actually authorized?
- Whose interests were considered?
- What happened?
- Did the results match the promises or forecasts?
- What can we learn and not repeat?
Technical and democratic limits
- Static, local-first, read-only HTML and embedded public data
- No user accounts, tracking, polling or representative claims
- No AI runtime, LLM API, database or paid hosting dependency
- Not affiliated with the District or Civic Lens
- No public accusation, scoring of officials or automated judgment
- Unverified expenditures and decisions remain unknown
- Canonical Hermes/Obsidian record untouched