The stadium would be the second in the rapidly-growing Prosper ISD. A nearly $50 million stadium opened in the school district in 2019.
The FOX Texas Trio dig into what is on the ballot for the Nov. 7 election. There are 14 constitutional amendments to vote on, including measures that could save you money on property taxes., voters in Prosper will be asked to approve a massive $2.8 billion bond measure, including a massive new football stadium and performing arts center.counties is one of the fastest-growing areas in North Texas.
The district says there will not be a change in the tax rate and that the money is coming from new taxable value in the district as more homes are built and property values rise.Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday across the state for several constitutional amendments, bond issues and local races.The package would build 6 new elementary schools, a second early childhood school, 2 new middle school and a fifth high school, among other things.
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