Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Fort Worth Council seeks public input on $150M bond proposal
Email
|
Print
|
Tell us your story
|
Comment
|
FORT WORTH At Tuesday night's city council meeting, citizens will get another chance to discuss a $150 million bond package. The chief concern is infrastructure, especially roads — both new and in need of improvement. Projected traffic and growth may outpace the city's ability to keep up without raising taxes, even with bond funding. So the council is also considering developers fees to fund new roads. The council is expected to finalize the list of projects at the Feb. 12th meeting.
Posted by ccuellar
See more stories in:
Find...
Today
GWAR / Kingdom of Sorrow / Toxic Holocaust Only lead singer Oderus Urungus (aka Dave Brockie) has stuck around since GWAR's start 23 years ago, but the huge costumes, raunchy and obscene lyrics, and fluids spraying into the audience are sure to be on full display as the metal band makes its return to Dallas. More info
Blogs
- Favoriting contest: “The Magic of Christmas”
Square Pegs - Comment on comments
Square Pegs - UPDATE: Be alert, Duran Duran fans — Show canceled
Square Pegs
Latest comments
- ch0 on Arlington nixes street sign toppers, apparently hates Cesar Chavez, too: Widely varied. Covers everything from ghetto-ish apartment blight to quarter-mill McDevelopment spra...
- Tracy Yost on Comment on comments: yeh, what cho said....
- WhitneyTM on Tio's Tortas: I liked it too but it was totally empty each time I went, maybe 3 times total. Like scary empty....
- Travis Bush on Arlington nixes street sign toppers, apparently hates Cesar Chavez, too: No doubt that is a really bad part of Alrington....
Latest reviews
- carlamarieweir on Oak Cliff Pizza: I haven’t had delivery so I cannot comment to that, but I really really loved the pizza here. The on...
- Joel Woiton on Thai Soon Restaurant: This place has good food but it also has one of the smallest dining areas of any restaurant in town....
- DC on Himalayan Aroma: In the meantime, we’re still craving Tibetan butter tea. Following our minor success using the pegge...

Post a comment
(Requires free PegasusNews.com account.)