Cedar Hill Library, Fire Hall Look For City Bond Construction Money
Steve Snyder / Today Newspapers via Pegasus News
Zula B. Wylie Library Director Pat Bonds didn’t want to call it a “competition.”
But the library and the Cedar Hill Fire Department may be competing for capital improvement dollars in the coming fiscal year.
At the first of several workshops April 15, the Cedar Hill City Council began the process of sorting out what capital improvement projects to fund and how.
Unfortunately, the city is about $260,000 short of addressing all of the requests it received, outside of using debt-based money.
The winners from current budget funds are fire station and public works office improvements. Pushed off into bond-based funding is a Cedar Hill Museum of History at the Zula B. Wylie Library, along with expansion of the library itself.
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