The Austin City Council has taken a step towards a potential bond election. Council members voted to direct the city manager to prepare an ordinance for a November election. This move was approved with a vote of 8-3.
The proposed bond is valued at $390 million. Further details about the bond and its potential impact are available from the city council. More information on the proposed bond election can be found through local news sources, including KXAN.
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