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The city planned to partially demolish and renovate six buildings on the corner of Lakeview and Rio Grande drives—formerly owned by The Church at Jersey Village—and open a multipurpose city campus complex, Community Impact previously reported. The complex would serve as a new City Hall, housing staff offices and City Council chambers, as well as community classrooms and a recreation center, according to city documents.
However, Jersey Village residents voted down the $21.6 million bond proposal Nov. 4, according to Community Impact's Election Day reporting, meaning City Council must decide how to proceed with the property.
Also on the agenda
Council is scheduled to discuss the construction of a municipal pool after voters narrowly passed a $6.5 million bond by just five votes, according to unofficial results from the Harris County Clerk's Office. The bond will only fund the construction of a pool and pump house, according to city documents.
Council members will also review an amendment to the city's fiscal year 2025-26 budget to reflect voter approval of a $20 million utilities bond, which will fund improvements to the city's water, sanitary sewer and drainage systems, per the Nov. 17 agenda.
All results from the bond election are expected to be finalized at the City Council meeting, according to the agenda.
Stay tuned
The Nov. 17 meeting will start at 7 p.m. in the Civic Center Auditorium, located at 16327 Lakeview Drive, Jersey Village.
