\t\t\t\t\t\t\tThe Jersey Village City Council will discuss next steps for the city campus project at its Nov. 17 meeting after voters did not approve a $21.6 million bond proposition that would have funded the project.<\/p>\n
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The city planned to partially demolish and renovate six buildings on the corner of Lakeview and Rio Grande drives\u2014formerly owned by The Church at Jersey Village\u2014and open a multipurpose city campus complex, Community Impact previously reported.<\/a> The complex would serve as a new City Hall, housing staff offices and City Council chambers, as well as community classrooms and a recreation center, according to city documents.<\/p>\n However, Jersey Village residents voted down the $21.6 million bond proposal Nov. 4, according to Community Impact’s Election Day reporting<\/a>, meaning City Council must decide how to proceed with the property.<\/p>\n Also on the agenda<\/p>\n Council is scheduled to discuss the construction of a municipal pool after voters narrowly passed a $6.5 million bond by just five votes, according to unofficial results from the Harris County Clerk’s Office<\/a>. The bond will only fund the construction of a pool and pump house, according to city documents.<\/p>\n