Plano Considers 12 Cent Tax Increase and Fees
Plano faces a $6.8 million budget with a tentative 12 cent tax rise and 75 cent garbage rate jump. The plan raises code enforcement and zoning fees about 15 percent to fund operations and debt service, aiming to keep the rate near 87 cents but still higher than current levels.
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Plano
Grand Prairie
Dallas
Richardson
Mesquite
Garland
New Telephone Rates Set By Irving Council
The Irving council approved an emergency ordinance imposing General Telephone Co rates in Irving after the firm pressed for immediate Plano rate increases. The ordinance raises residential lines to 9.40, two party lines to 7, four party lines stay at 6.30, residential extensions to 1.50, business lines to 25.15, with a sliding scale toward an average 33.62 for key lines. Garland rates: 9.60 for residential, while other charges shift modestly. The move accompanies zoning actions and bids on local road projects and a new SF-2 subdivision.
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Irving
General Telephone Co
Plano
Norman Whitsitt
General Telephone
Robert Ellis
Jack Hatchell
Council
Garland
Park Blvd
Custer Rd
Alma Dr
Bob Collins
Haggard
Ellis
16Th and
Westwood Dr
Dallas North Estates
Palisades Square
Janwood Dr
Parker Rd
Glen Carroll
Parlor Owner Bristo Shot Dead in Garland
Monty Bristo founder of the Plantation Massage Parlor on Preston Road was shot at about 6 pm Monday after an argument over back wages. An 18 year old former employee and a woman companion fled. the former surrendered early today. The shooter remains at large.
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Monty Bristo
Garland
Preston Rd
Royce Abbott
Bristo
Abbott
Medical City Medical Center
Dallas
Plano Students Schedule Pickup Times Announced
Plano Senior High and Armstrong Middle School set different pick up and registration dates as principals announce master schedules. Seniors at Plano begin class selection August 18 with juniors following August 19.
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Plano Senior High
Armstrong Middle School
Barney Newton
Media Commons
Armstrong
Dwight Beavett
Bowman, Wilson and Haggard
Williams and Vines
Tax Roll Approved In Collin County Increases Near 300 Million
Collin County Commissioners approved a new tax roll showing the valuation rising by about 300 million dollars bringing the total to 525.54 million. County Judge Nathan White said the state rate remains 12 cents per 100, while the county rate of 1.35 could drop due to higher valuations. Various items were approved including road surface work for 73 thousand, election judges for November, and a basic phone system for the new courthouse.
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Collin County
Nathan E White Jr
Plano
White
Commissioners Court
Hardye Construction Co
McKinney
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