Taxpayer-funded improvements worth about $1.3 million are being removed from a park. This action follows the end of a lease between the Houston Independent School District and the city. The lease was for Grimes Park, and its termination prompted the removal of these improvements.
The city is undertaking the removal process. The improvements being removed total around $1.3 million in value. Further information about this situation is available from the source.
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