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Amarillo might be closing down two older public pools this summer. This decision could mean less access to cool-off spots for residents, especially families looking for affordable summer activities.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 7 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The proposed engineering study is estimated to cost nearly $100,000.
Residents who utilize city-owned outdoor swimming facilities.
None.
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This rezoning allows for alcohol sales at the Netplex facility, which is a multi-use sports and event venue. Concerns were raised about youth safety and potential impact on existing businesses.
Renaming the park may affect local signage and community identity.
Provides a long-term vision for a new community park, including sports fields, trails, and gathering spaces.
This large-scale development will introduce a new subdivision with a variety of housing types, potentially impacting local infrastructure and housing availability.
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Family members are requesting that East Park be renamed to Gabriel Chavez Park to honor a local World War II hero. The Board is moving forward with the required public notice process.