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Regular Governing Body Meeting - Second Wednesday — Wed, Aug 12, 2026

Memo Attachment D - Proposed 2026 General Obligation Bond Program

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10963
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Memo Attachment D - Proposed 2026 General Obligation Bond Program
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922
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Memo Attachment D: Proposed 2026 General Obligation Bond Program
Midtown Capital Improvements
Proposed General Obligation Bond Project Summary
Maximum Bond Authorization: $5,000,000
The following projects represent the City’s anticipated initial investment priorities for the Midtown General
Obligation Bond. The project list and preliminary allocations may be modified by the Governing Body as
necessary based on funding availability, site assessments, environmental review, bid results, changing
conditions, grant opportunities, utility coordination, project delivery considerations, or other public needs,
provided all expenditures remain consistent with the purposes authorized by the bond.
Midtown Site Preparation and Demolition Projects (Approximately $2,600,000)
Council District Building Preliminary Estimated Cost
District 4 Mouton Hall & Modular $600,000
District 4 Luke Hall $500,000
District 4 Kennedy Hall $500,000
District 4 King Hall $1,000,000
Final demolition priorities and allocations will be subject to site assessments, environmental review,
hazardous-material findings, procurement results, and Governing Body appropriations.
Fogelson Library Fire-Safety, Life-Safety, Accessibility, and Building Improvements Approximately
$2,400,000
Bond proceeds are anticipated to support fire- and life-safety, accessibility, building-system, and energy-
efficiency improvements at Fogelson Library. Final improvements will be informed by existing facility
assessments, project development, community input, and available funding.