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Public Improvement District Fund



            PID #21 – Las Vegas Trail

            FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                                Change from
                                             FY2021      FY2022      FY2022      FY2023
                                                                                               FY2022 Adopted
                                              Final     Adopted     Adjusted     Adopted     Amount        %
            Other Tax                              -            -     311,851     387,066      387,066   100.00%
            Other                                  -      311,851           -           -     (311,851) -100.00%
            Revenue                         $              -      $     311,851   $     311,851   $     387,066   $         75,215   24.12%


            Gen Operating & Maintenance            -      247,987     247,987     372,325      124,338    50.14%
            Transfer Out & Other                   -       63,864      63,864       14,741      (49,123)  -76.92%
            Expenses                        $              -      $     311,851   $     311,851   $     387,066   $         75,215   24.12%

            FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS

            Public Improvement District (PID) #21 – Las Vegas Trail was established on June 22, 2021, for a period of 8 years
            and will expire on September 30, 2029. It is approximately 839 acres of land generally consisting of the area bound
            by Highway 820 on the west, Interstate Highway 30 on the north, South Cherry Lane on the East, and certain
            parcels fronting or adjacent to the south side of Camp Bowie Boulevard.

            The general nature of the proposed improvements and services to be provided in the Las Vegas Trail PID, include,
            without limitation, landscaping, promotional sign and banner programs, lighting, and various other streetscape
            and  capital  improvements,  including  streets,  sidewalks,  roadways,  and  rights-of-way.  These  improvements
            support  public  safety,  community  enhancements,  and  supplement  the  standard  level  of  improvements  and
            services provided by the City.







































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