Lewisville voters approved the city's $263.4 million bond package, according to complete but unofficial results Saturday.
The package includes four proposals that will include funding for citywide infrastructure, streets, parks and facilities in Lewisville.
Proposition A won support from 79.37% of voters. Proposition A will put about $6.7 million into proposed public safety projects, including fire-access facilities at Lewisville Lake Park, a land purchase for the future relocation of Fire Station 4 in north Lewisville and improvements to the swim area at Lewisville Lake Park.
For Proposition B, 69.33% of voters favored a $9.9 million plan to expand the Gene Carey Animal Shelter and Adoption Center.
Proposition C had 69.73% of people voting in favor of putting $47.9 million into park additions and expansions, trails and public open spaces.
Proposition D had 77.51% of voters approving a $198.9 million bond for street projects around Lewisville, including neighborhood street reconstructions, major arterials and storm-drainage improvements.
