The Austin City Council has taken a step towards a potential bond election. Council members voted to direct the city manager to prepare an ordinance for a possible November election. The vote was not unanimous, with 8 members in favor and 3 opposed. Further details about the proposed bond election, including its purpose and the $295M amount, are available from the source, KXAN-NBC.
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