oak cliff and southeast dallas
Seven playgrounds: $560,000
Martin Weiss Park: $470,000
Historic Preservation of Lake Cliff Park:$3,000
Alley petitions: $1,741,000
Park in the Woods Recreation Center: $1,900,000
Kiest Valley Park erosion control and trail design: $50,000
Emerald Lake Park-Phase II Trail Development: $200,000
Street petitions: $10,232,000
Street resurfacing: $1,208,733
uptown and downtown
Fair Park Link (Gaston Avenue to Hall Street): $3,500,000
Buckner Park Recreation Center: $750,000
Bachman Lake Park parking and trail improvements: $400,000
Overlake Park: $200,000
Dallas West Branch Library design and renovation: $500,000
Library Site Acquisition for future Love Field West Area: $200,000
Street petitions: $6,539,000
Street resurfacing: $1,067,939
pleasant grove
Bridge repair and modification South Central (Phase 1) Linfield/RR Overpass: $300,000
Lancaster Kiest Branch Library replacement: $3,700,000
Pleasant Oaks Park: $650,000
Rochester Park Recreation Center (preliminary design): $50,000
Street resurfacing: $739,638
white rock area and lake highlands
Storm Drainage Relief Mill Creek (Phase I): $1,500,000
Glencoe Park athletic field improvements: $110,000
Lake Highlands Park: $150,000
Fire Station No. 39 Replacement: $3,265,000
Flagpole Hill site development: $260,000
Audelia Park site development: $300,000
White Rock Trail Greenville/Royal Crossing: $500,000
Street resurfacing: $4,627,545
west dallas
Four playgrounds: $320,000
Public Facilities Marcus Annex expansion and Rénovation: $700,000
Walnut Hill Library-Phase I Design and Renovation: $700,000
Street resurfacing: $2,614,422
south dallas
Crawford/Elam Park: $680,000
Thurgood Marshall Park: $625,000
Lagow/Mildred Dunn Recreation Center renovation: $230,000
ML King Recreation Center renovation: $400,000
Lawnview Park athletic field improvements: $230,000
Danieldale Park Recreation Center design: $150,000
Fireside Recreation Center renovation: $400,000
Five Mile Creek trail: $150,000
Street resurfacing: $6,369,920
north dallas
10 playgrounds: $800,000
Churchill Park: $590,000
Valley View Park parking improvements: $100,000
White Rock Trail extension design: $100,000
Hillcrest Park site development: $150,000
Park site acquisition: $250,000
Fretz Park athletic field improvements: $100,000
Timberglen Park land acquisition: $605,000
Timherglen Recreation Center design and construction: $2,250,000
Site Acquisition for Timberglen Library; $250,000
Eastridge thoroughfare from Skillman Street to Park Lane: $3,300,000
Park Lane thoroughfare from Boedeker Street to Greenville Avenue: $1,457,000
Fair Oaks Park ball field and parking improvements Phase II: $500,000
Alpha Road thoroughfare from Dallas Parkway to Preston Road: $1,120,000
Street resurfacing: $6,824,452
oak lawn and old east dallas
Four playgrounds: $320,000
Storm Drainage Relief Systems: $3,962,300
Samuel! Grand Park: $800,000
Turtle Creek Greenbelt erosion control and site improvements: $300,000
Street resurfacing: $2,047,349
Street reconstruction: $1,000,000
citywide
Police headquarters building: $42,280,000
Arts District improvements: $10,000,000
Library improvements: $4,000,000
City Animal Control facility replacement: $3,500,000
Sidewalk improvements: $1,500,000
Commerce Street thoroughfare from Griffin Street to Harwood Street (Phase I): $300,000
Houston Street thoroughfare from Pacific Avenue to Alamo Street: $11,210,000
Market Street thoroughfare from Young Street to Elm Street: $1,500,000
Cedar Crest Golf Course: $1,216,000
Dallas Arboretum: $500,000
Dallas Zoo: $7,650,000
Fair Park: $10,500,000
Katy Trail: $500,000
White Rock Lake master plan implementation: $2,000,000
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