The decision to keep Leander as a city partner of CapMetro is now in the hands of voters. They will vote on either Proposition A or B in the upcoming May election.
Proposition A would not just stop trains and commuter buses from arriving at CapMetro'sThat loss worries people like June Collins and DeAnne Hubbard.
Leander officials are working on an alternative transportation plan if ties are cut with CapMetro. The plan is to respond to Proposition B, which also has to be approved by voters. It would recapture the tax money sent to CapMetro. "We would view this as an interim service, knowing that we might actually have more providers as an option including other public providers that might be willing to bid after the capitol metro vote," said Beverlin.
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