The annual cost of a proposed regional housing bond has been revised upwards by hundreds of millions of dollars after objections to the calculation were raised by a coalition of Bay Area residents.
But the change wasn’t enough to stave off a lawsuit from the group, which had several other objections to the ballot question asking voters in the nine-county Bay Area to approve a $20 billion general obligation bond.
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