Claiming new residents with higher incomes will offset falling revenues from a decline in real estate sales, Baltimore City officials unveiled an aggressive 2009 spending plan Wednesday.
With slight increases in spending for city services and a large jump in capital spending, the 2009 plan will raise city expenditures by $250 million from 2008 ? nearly 10 percent ? for fiscal 2009, which starts July 1.
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