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.
