Murphy City Council OK’d a 2024 tax rate of 41 cents per $100 property valuation. The final rate would be set after a public budget hearing on Tuesday, Sept. 5. The proposed tax rate is 12.5% less than last year.
In other business at the Tuesday, Aug. 15 meeting, councilmembers endorsed the Planning & Zoning Commission’s approval of the site plan for IAM Masjid, Murphy’s first mosque, on the northeast corner of North Murphy Road and McMillen Drive.
Council also selected a double-arch design for lighted pedestrian bridges across Maxwell Creek on either side of FM 544. The next step is to determine where the funding will come from.
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