\t\t\t\t\t\t\tThe Cy-Fair ISD board will consider calling a May 2 bond election during its upcoming February meetings after trustees receive a final recommendation from the district\u2019s Long Range Planning Committee.<\/p>\n
The big picture<\/p>\n
CFISD formed the Long Range Planning Committee in late September with the goal of developing a six-year plan addressing infrastructure needs, student enrollment and campus efficiency. Committee representatives will propose the final plan to the board Feb. 5, according to agenda documents<\/a>.<\/p>\n The committee met twice per month through the end of January to develop its recommendation, per the district\u2019s website.<\/p>\n LRPC Co-Chair Anya Lucas presented a breakdown of approximately $1.75 billion in infrastructure improvements to the board Jan. 15, with high priorities identified as vehicle replacements, fine arts renovations and athletics upgrades, among others, Community Impact previously reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n The committee will likely recommend that the district call a bond election to fund the recommended investments, as CFISD has not proposed a bond to voters since 2019. The board\u2019s February agenda includes a report on the status of the 2019 bond, a $1.76 billion referendum that funded a lengthy list of construction projects<\/a>.<\/p>\n Following the final recommendation, the board will consider calling a bond election for May 2, agenda documents show<\/a>. Texas law mandates that bond elections must be held at the beginning of May or November.<\/p>\n In other news<\/p>\n Other items of note on the board\u2019s February agenda include:<\/p>\n