Princeton’s Veterans Memorial Park is one of a dozen improvement projects proposed for a fall bond election.
Before calling a bond election to update parks, city councilmembers want to know what would make Princeton “an even better place to live, work and play.”
Council voted at the regular Monday, April 10, meeting to pay engineering firm Kimley-Horn and Associates $97,000 to gather information from the public and promote the idea of a $100 million fall bond election.
The company has built a survey application linked from the city’s princetontx.gov website.
“The 2023 Parks & Library Bond Program will help create and maintain beautiful, accessible, and sustainable parks, trails, and recreational spaces that are vital to the health and well-being of our community,” the survey homepage said.
The website said it is a one-stop-shop for all things related to the potential parks and library bond program, “including updates on current and upcoming projects, public engagement opportunities, and more.”
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