Byline: JAMES M. ODATO Capitol bureau
Comptroller H. Carl McCall joined a growing number of people wondering how the state wants to spend $3.8 billion.
In letters to Gov. George Pataki, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, McCall urged the three leaders to make detailed plans available on spending from the proposed Transportation Infrastructure Bond Act of 2000. The act -- the biggest debt financing plan ever put before New York voters -- will be on the November ballot.
``Asking voters to make a decision about a record $3.8 billion bond act without any information is like asking them to drive their cars to the …
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