Danbury will get 80-percent state reimbursement on all eligible costs on the proposed Career Academy under revised language approved by the General Assembly in the final days of this legislative session.  The cost of the project soared from an estimated $99 million, to $164 million.  State Representative David Arconti, who opted not to seek reelection in November, says the funding was included in the updated state budget.  Mayor Dean Esposito expressed his appreciation for the passage of the special legislation, specifically Arconti for what Esposito called his passion and determination to champion this legislation.  The eligible costs also include site acquisition.  Danbury residents will be deciding on bonding for the Career Academy and other school projects in a June 7th referendum.