The City of Dallas will finalize its $800 million municipal bond program three weeks from now.
If voters approve it in November, as much as $22.5 million of that could be spent in Oak Cliff.
City Councilman Scott Griggs released this spreadsheet of how the money could be spent, and he’ll host a meeting with neighbors at 6 p.m Thursday, July 27, at the Kidd Springs Recreation Center to discuss the bond program.
At the top of the spreadsheet are nearly $1.6 million for streetscaping and urban design along Bishop Avenue between Tenth Street and Jefferson Boulevard.
Also on the list: $500,000 for streetlights in Elmwood, building a $2.1-million connection between North Boulevard Terrace and Plymouth Road, and eliminating or reconfiguring the Jefferson/12th Street connection, which would cost about $2 million.
There’s barely a road!
I’ll have an update on this today or tomorrow
Yes, it’s for City Council District 1
Glad to see the trail connecting Wynnewood North to Elmwood, which is already connected to Kiest Park. Great amenity for those neighborhoods.
would you please look into the road constuction on north beckley by the marth hunt bridge and trinity grove. this road work has been going on for 5 years also there are no lane striping in that area of bekley
Is the money just for north Oak Cliff?
Nothing is definitely happening. I really don’t know what is holding that up, but I will try to find out
and whats the status of the Davis sidewalk project? nothing appears to be happening