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Richardson voters will likely see the $223.4 million bond proposal on their May ballot. (Community Impact staff)
Richardson

Richardson bond proposal prioritizes infrastructure, parks, fire

By Isabella Zeff

City Manager Don Magner presented project recommendations for the $200 million bond to City Council at its Dec. 15 meeting.

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