Austin City Council voted 7-1-3 Thursday to put a $720 million mobility bond on the November ballot. The vote Thursday was for a third reading of the ballot language, which was brought to City Council for first and second readers last Thursday. District 1 Council Member Ora Houston voted against adding the bond to the ballot, saying she felt the greater community did not have a say in the decision making process. "This feels like I’ve been bullied into taking something," she said. District 6 Council Member Don Zimmerman, District 8 Council Member Ellen Troxclair and District 2 Council Member Delia Garza abstained from the vote. If approved by voters Nov. 8, the mobility bond will: • Increase taxpayers’ bills by about $56 a year • Allocate $482 million to implement the city’s seven completed corridor plans • Allocate $101 million for regional transportation projects • Allocate $137 million for other master plans and capital improvements Take a look at our coverage throughout the Thursday morning City Council meeting. >