Anna voters just rejected a $100 million bond for new athletic facilities for the second time in a row. The school district now has to scrap their current plans and figure out a new way to handle their growing student population.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days.
If approved by voters, this would authorize the city to issue bonds, which would be repaid through future tax revenue.
Residents and commuters who would see improved road conditions and traffic flow.
Taxpayers, who would be responsible for the repayment of the bond debt.
The city is considering putting a bond measure on the November ballot to pay for road and right-of-way improvements. This is a big deal because it would likely involve taking on debt to fix or expand our local streets.
Voters reject $100 million Anna ISD and other athletic facility proposals — again WFAA
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