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Fulshear voters have a big decision coming up in May! Besides picking city leaders, you'll vote on a whopping $13.5 million bond for new parks. This is your chance to influence the city's growth and add more green space.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
Estimated capital costs reach roughly $56 million for the regional park and millions more for park expansions.
Fulshear residents, local youth sports leagues, and cyclists seeking dedicated recreational infrastructure.
Taxpayers or utility ratepayers if capital projects require bonding or unbudgeted city debt.
Burditt Consultants presented a bold long-term master plan update featuring a 700-acre regional park in the ETJ with a dedicated bicycling veloway, sports fields, and walking trails, alongside updates to Primrose and Irene Stern parks. However, commissioners flagged the staggering $56 million estimated price tag and drainage requirements as major hurdles.
The commission reviewed the monthly financial report for the Parks & Recreation department, addressing any specific budget questions.
The city is selling $13.5 million in bonds to fund park projects. The sale was successful, securing a lower interest rate than anticipated, which will save the city money over the long term.
Fulshear Voters to Decide Council Races, $13.5 Million Park Bonds in May Election Covering Katy News
This phase adds more amenities and sustainable water features to the park.
The mural will enhance the aesthetic appeal of the concessions building and park.
This sponsorship provides revenue for the park and names a specific field.
Impacts accessibility and potential use of park space.
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