ENID, Okla. —
A public meeting on the city of Enid’s $50 million parks proposal will be 7 tonight at Convention Hall.
A presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session.
The city’s Quality of Life Initiative would raise $50 million to improve existing city parks; build a downtown park and a large community park on the city’s east side; and establish a parks and recreation department for ongoing parks maintenance and management.
The proposal would raise $20 million by increasing the city sales tax rate by one-half cent for five years, and pay for $30 million in general obligation bonds by extending an existing 7 mill ad valorem tax. The 7 mill ad valorem tax previously was enacted to fund city bridge improvements.
An informational video and presentation also are available online at Enid.org/ qualityoflife, and questions may be sent to TheFuture@ Enid.org.
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City parks proposal public meeting tonight at Convention Hall
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