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Plano City Council recently approved a $1.2 million erosion rehabilitation project at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve for the northeastern pedestrian bridge and main entrance pavilions. (Jacquelyn Burrer/Community Impact)
Plano North

Plano officials raise drainage utility rate, look to address citywide erosion

By Jacquelyn Burrer

Plano City Council has approved its first drainage utility rate increase since 2020 to fund city-wide erosion control projects and cover rising infrastructure costs.

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