Editor's note: This article has been updated to include additional information about the park bond projects.
Taxpayers within the Cy-Champ Public Utility District, the boundaries of which run along Cutten Road between Cypress Creek and just south of West Greens Road, will have the opportunity to vote on a $5.6 million park bond in the May 1 election.
According to Ron Walkoviak, Cy-Champ PUD director and board president, the proposed bond is a continuation of a $7 million park bond previously approved by voters in 2005 that fully funded the development of Cy-Champ Park, which opened at the intersection of Cutten and Hargrave Roads in 2008, and partially funded park projects at the intersection of Cutten and Cherry Hills roads.
If approved, the $5.6 million bond would fund the acquisition and development of a 3.89-acre tract of land along Cutten and a smaller tract of land located at the north end of Cy-Champ PUD's boundaries next to Cypress Creek. The bond would also include funds to finish the development of the two tracts of land at Cutten and Cherry Hills roads.
