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September 2, 2026

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Plano’s County Tax Fight Heats Up As Cobble Creek Hearing Gets Delayed

A bigger county tax bill is still on the table, and one development hearing just got bumped. This week’s action was all about what moved and what didn’t.

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This Week's Coverage

Commissioners Court · August 31, 2026

Plano Tax Debate Heats Up As PID Hearing Slips

Collin County commissioners spent much of their August 31 meeting on a budget fight that could affect Plano property owners, while also pushing one development-related hearing to the next meeting. For Plano residents, the biggest takeaway was a sharp public debate over another possible county tax increase and what that could mean as the county also heads toward a bond election.

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