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The approaches differ in how much money would be raised through a bank levy and how that money would be used.
Mr. Fizgerald said the project would cost $71 million over 10 years, which would be raised through a combination of donations, grants and loans.
The letter listed a number of policies that aimed to help victims' families, and proposed that the necessary funding be raised through a tax on remittances — money that immigrants send back to their countries of origin.
On Thursday, Mayor James L. Richetelli Jr. of Milford announced that the city would buy the 20-acre Milford Academy campus for $2.2 million, which would be raised through a bond issue.
Additional revenue in the $3.84 billion budget proposal would be raised through a variety of fees, according to the Nutter plan, including charging uninsured patients for using city health centers and introducing fees for commercial trash collection.
Remarks Mr. Muti made to the audience before the first "Nabucco" performance criticizing the Italian government's cuts in the national arts budget set off a series of discussions and communications involving Mr. Muti, government ministers, the mayor of Rome and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi that resulted in a permanent restoration of funding, to be raised through a gasoline tax.
Glasspiegel anticipates that another $20,000 will be raised through an auction for some of the contributed items.
That is $62 million more than the $138 million that the commission's staff recommended be raised through an increased charge over the next five years.
Almost 20% of the division's capital will be raised through an initial public offering.
The funds for supporting the agency supervising adherence to these regulations were to be raised through an increase in the price of meat and chicken.
"Putty Hill" was shot for all of $20,000, and to cover postproduction costs another $20,000 was raised through a campaign on the fund-raising Web site Kickstarter.
