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Plano's Jack Carter Pool and three other outdoor pools will open May 24. (Community Impact staff)

Outdoor pools to open in Plano on May 24

By Michael Crouchley

Plano’s outdoor pools are set to open for the summer on May 24, according to a news release from the city.

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Sewer line improvements are set for West Plano Parkway. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
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Plano's Planning and Zoning Commission approved two site plans. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
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a rendering of an airport terminal
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Schimelpfenig Library is set for a project to replace all of its shelves. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
Schimelpfenig Library to close for shelving replacement
Four Plano City Council seats are on the May 3 ballot. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact)
Kehr, Downs, Lavine, Quintanilla win Plano City Council races
a rendering of an indoor golf course facility
ICYMI: 6 entertainment businesses now opening, coming soon to DFW
Arterial overlays are being applied on many Plano roads. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
ICYMI: 7 bond programs Dallas-Fort Worth area voters will consider in May
Plano is set to spend $620,000 on responding to sidewalk repair requests. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
Plano to spend $620k on sidewalk repairs
Chick-fil-A expects the parking lot expansion to improve drive-through customer serivice. (Dustin Butler/Community Impact)
Plano City Council to consider Chick-fil-A lot expansion
Texans can purchase batteries, flashlights, generators and other emergency preparedness supplies without state and local sales taxes from April 26-28. (Courtesy Texas A&M Forest Service)
Texans urged to prepare for disasters with tax-free emergency supplies, April 26-28
Plano council approved the purchase of more than $5 million in new vehicles (Community Impact staff)
Plano to purchase more than $5.5 million in city vehicles
A portion of Water Street inside Plano’s Legacy West is set to shut down. (Courtesy Visit Plano)
Plano to permanently close Water Street as part of Legacy West project
Additional open space has been proposed for Legacy West in northwest Plano. (Courtesy Visit Plano)
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