After a multi-year deliberation over how much Frisco should spend on an animal shelter and whether neighboring cities should help pay for it, city leaders are moving ahead with plans for a facility.
During an Oct. 6 work session, the Frisco City Council agreed to pursue a proposed 18,101-square-foot shelter designed to accommodate limited partnerships with nearby municipalities. The option carries an estimated $24 million in construction and other capital expenses, with annual operating costs of about $1.29 million.
Three Options On The Table
City staff presented council members with three potential facilities, each offering different capacities and costs…