Dickson splash pad, fire station, farmers market continue in 22 budget

The proposed $40 million price range for the Metropolis of Dickson was unveiled in recent months with many cash initiatives like the continued development of a new fireplace station, splash pad, farmers market place, and pet dog park as nicely as extending a street close to Interstate 40 to ease website traffic.

The city’s projected fiscal calendar year 2022-2023 spending plan was introduced by City Administrator Rydell Wesson at the town finance and administration committee very last month. The metropolis council is expected to vote on the funds in June. 

The city home tax fee of 77.35 cents per $100 of assessed worth will also keep on being unchanged. 

Related:Dickson programs $1.7M street extension to lessen I-40 region traffic

Below are highlights of the budget: 

Continuing assignments, 2021-2022 spending budget

-Alexander Generate extension development

-Buckner Park period I construction

-Senior Center renovations, furnishings

-Fire Station No. 3 renovations, furnishings

-Henslee Park Splash Pad, playground design

-Downtown Period V building

-Downtown Stage VI engineering

-West College Avenue stage I engineering, design

-ITS Stage I building (3 targeted traffic mild tasks)

-Pet dog park construction

-Farmers’ marketplace (joint challenge with Dickson County)

-Facility security upgrades

-Comprehensive targeted traffic, land use approach

-Sylvis Street storm drain undertaking design

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