Residents of the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District will vote on a financing measure to allow the District to increase debt by up to $90 million without a new tax or increasing existing taxes.
If approved, these funds would be spent over 20 years to address necessary improvements at facilities as recommended by the community through the District’s Strategic Plan.
The $90 million would fund projects that address the following key priorities identified in the Strategic Plan:
- Water Conservation and Sustainability Initiatives
- Additional Trees and Shade Amenities
- Address Aging Infrastructures at District Facilities
- Enhance Entertainment Facilities to Further Support Parks and Recreation Amenities
These projects would be funded at no additional cost to residents.
