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David Sessum, a Texas A&M AgriLife employee, and Chris Cartwright, a Bryan ISD athletics volunteer, are on the Nov. 3 ballot for Single Member District 2, alongside the district's two-cent tax rate election.
Rock Prairie Management District No. 2, whose 590 occupied homes pay a 65-cent district tax rate, would repay developers for water and drainage lines; the request is on Thursday's consent agenda.
Superintendent Tim Harkrider told the Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce the district will not ask voters for a higher rate, saying half of any new money would go back to the state.
The Nov. 3 voter-approval tax rate election would raise about $5.5 million a year; the board president says the money would go mainly to raises, with a $350,000 home paying about $42 more a year.
