AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – There are a lot of wants for sales tax money, with more than a billion dollars in requests, but Augusta’s city administrator is recommending what projects should make the cut.“And I’ve trimmed it down to give us a starting point to discuss with the governing body to $426 million so that is a large ask as well,” said Augusta City Administrator Tameka Allen.Allen’s recommendations include $65 million for a new jail pod, $110 million dollars in roads and drainage work, And $65 million for quality-of-life projects.“We need to look at renovating the parks so our citizens can have something they’re proud of,” said Allen.Commissioners are planning another sales tax work session. Allen expects her recommendations to be cut back, but other commissioners don’t see the need.“We’ve been kicking the can down the road on a lot of major improvements for the last few decades, I think the package could get us to a better place, so I don’t think it’s too…..