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Prosper ISD outlines shared role in proposed Frisco performing arts center; Frisco voters must approve two propositions
Summary
District staff presented plans for a shared performing arts center developed with the City of Frisco. The district would commit up to $125 million from the 2023 bond authorization; Frisco voters must approve two city propositions for the project to proceed.
During the April 22 Prosper ISD board meeting, district staff presented details of a proposed shared performing arts center the district is planning in partnership with the City of Frisco. The presentation described a large, two-hall facility intended to serve both district needs and regional performing arts programming if city ballot measures pass in Frisco.
Dr. Bradley, presenting the informational report, told trustees the district’s 2023 bond includes authorization for up to $125 million for a performing arts center. The overall project concept laid out by the city and consultants estimates a total project cost of about $340 million, with the City of Frisco proposing roughly $160 million in city debt and economic-development contributions, and private corporate and individual gifts of $50–$60 million each projected to close the…
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