2005 Bond Program

In 2005, Denton voters approved a bond program on public building improvements, transportation, and park system improvements.

• Proposition 1: Public Building Improvements
  Authorized the issuance of $4,000,000 of bonds for construction of Senior Center and Public Library improvements
  
  Senior Center Improvements
       Status: Completed
  
  Library Improvements
       Status: Completed
• Proposition 2: Transportation

  Authorized the issuance of $27,700,000 of bonds for the construction of street, roadway, sidewalk, and traffic control improvements.
  
  Major Street Improvements
       Improvements to major streets and thoroughfares
       Status: Completed
  Residential Street Construction
       New construction and extensions of residential roadways
       Status: Completed
  Residential Street Improvements
       Improvements to residential streets based on critical priorities
       Status: Completed
  Downtown Improvements
       Improvements to downtown streets and sidewalks
       Status: Completed
  Miscellaneous Roadway Improvements
       Status: Completed
  Sidewalk Installations
       Status: Completed
  Traffic Signal Improvements
       Status: Completed
  
   

• Proposition 3: Park System Improvements

  Authorized the issuance of $10,700,000 of bonds for park system improvements.
  
  Park, Pool, and Cemetery Improvements
       Various improvements to facilities, trails, pools, parks, and open spaces
       Status: Completed
  Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center
       Development of trails and parking facilities
       Status: Completed
  Rails to Trails Expansion
       Status: Completed
  Tennis Center Improvements
       Status: Completed
  Citywide Park Land Acquisition
       Status: Completed
  Trees and Open Space Preservation
       Status: Completed
  Entry Corridor Improvements
       Status: Completed

BOND PROGRAM COMPLETION STATUS

The 2005 Bond Program included numerous projects, such as improvements to the Senior Center, reconstruction of major roadways and residential streets, and enhancements to parks and facilities, including the Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center. The bond program is complete as of March 2019.