City officials are also asking voters to authorize using sales tax revenue for the project.

City officials are also asking voters to authorize using sales tax revenue for the project.
District voters approved $494 million in school bond debt just four years ago.
With interest, the district’s $290 million bond would cost property taxpayers almost double the amount voters will see on the May ballot.
With interest, the bonds would cost local property taxpayers more than half a billion dollars.
With interest, the bonds would cost property taxpayers $4.5 billion—double the amount voters will see on the May 3 ballot.
Patrick used the game of Monopoly to illustrate his preferred method of property tax relief.
State lawmakers are proposing funding cuts for several Texas universities that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion.
A taxpayer advocate’s take.
With interest, the four bonds on the May ballot would cost taxpayers more than $1 billion.
As the Lottery Commission faces Sunset review, lawmakers are targeting its budget for cuts and redirection.