The Brief
- Plano residents voted in the largest bond referendum in the city’s history.
- The nearly $650 million bond was broken down into seven separate propositions for street improvements, as well as facilities upgrades for police, library, parks and rec, and fleet operations.
- The city said that if voters approved all seven propositions, homeowners would see a maximum tax rate increase of $0.029. The average homeowner would pay about $140 more in annual taxes to the city.
PLANO, Texas – Plano residents voted in the largest bond referendum in the city’s history.
The nearly $650 million bond was broken down into seven separate propositions for street improvements, as well as facilities upgrades for police, library, parks and rec, and fleet operations.
Here’s how each proposition fared.
Proposition A: Street Improvements
Prop A asked for $316,470,000 to repair and reconstruct some of Plano’s aging streets.…