Elections

Senior center, civil service on Arlington city ballot

In addition to deciding five contested Arlington City Council races, including mayor, voters will decide on two propositions — one to fund construction of a senior center and the other to adopt the state civil service system for the Arlington Fire Department.
In addition to deciding five contested Arlington City Council races, including mayor, voters will decide on two propositions — one to fund construction of a senior center and the other to adopt the state civil service system for the Arlington Fire Department. Star-Telegram archives

In addition to deciding five contested Arlington City Council races, including mayor, voters will decide on two propositions — one to fund construction of a senior center and the other to adopt the state civil service system for the Arlington Fire Department.

Proposition No. 1

“The issuance of $45,000,000 general obligation bonds for an active adult recreation facility (commonly known as senior center) to be located on a portion of land, located south of State Highway 303, east of West Green Oaks Boulevard, west of Lakewood Drive and north of Arkansas Lane, with a general physical address being 1901 Lakewood Drive, Arlington, Texas, commonly known as the Pierce Burch Water Treatment Plant, and the levying of a tax in payment thereof.”

Proposition No. 2

“Adoption of the fire fighters’ civil service law.”

This story was originally published April 19, 2017 at 4:33 PM with the headline "Senior center, civil service on Arlington city ballot."

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