Controller Hollins has expressed concerns about an anti-annexation agreement, calling it a 'bad deal'. The agreement involves a payment of $50 million over four years. However, Hollins' office estimates that this could result in a loss of up to $173 million over the next three decades.
The administration of Whitmire disputes this projection, indicating a disagreement over the potential financial impact. Further details about the agreement and the dispute are available from the source.
The source provides more information about the agreement and the concerns raised by Controller Hollins, including the potential long-term financial consequences.
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