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The city of Austin will be audited. Voters will decide how this fall

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By Luz Moreno-Lozano Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Months after the city of Austin initiated an auditing program that would regularly assess the city’s spending, the Save Austin Now Political Action Committee wants voters to approve a separate plan to review finances. Austin City Clerk Erika Brady confirmed this week that a citizen-initiated petition to add a new section to the city charter requiring a recurring external audit of all city funds, departments and other assets can be placed on the ballot in November.
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Austin leaders divided on bond election to improve roads and parks

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By Luz Moreno-Lozano Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Austin leaders could ask voters this fall for money to tackle several projects across the city. Last month, a majority of the Austin City Council directed staff to create a bond package with a focus on parks, transportation and cultural arts. Staff responded with a plan that would spend about $400 million. Council Member Ryan Alter helped lead the effort. “We have a lot of deferred maintenance and just other capital needs," Alter said. "That ranges from our parks to our sidewalks and roadways.
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Travis County judge OKs funding plan for Austin Convention Center expansion

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By Luz Moreno-Lozano Verified
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
After a legal challenge, the city of Austin can move forward with a plan to help fund the expansion of the Austin Convention Center. Travis County District Court Judge Sherine Thomas ruled Thursday that Austin’s financial plan for the project is lawful, according to court documents. Last month, the Austin City Council approved issuing up to $1.35 billion in bonds to move the project forward.
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