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The EDC is considering the acquisition of 6.7 acres adjacent to the existing Gruene 16 property to facilitate future strategic development.
This acquisition would allow the city to control the future use of the land, preventing potentially undesirable developments like RV parks.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
The EDC is considering the acquisition of 6.7 acres adjacent to the existing Gruene 16 property to facilitate future strategic development.
Residents expressed deep concerns about whether current water and sewer infrastructure can handle new high-density housing developments.
The city is required to show residents how their property tax bills will change under the new budget. This helps homeowners see exactly how much they might pay based on their county's median home value.
Residents questioned why the city uses certificates of obligation to fund EDC projects, fearing it puts taxpayer money at risk. The board clarified that these are backed by sales tax revenue.
The EDC is considering buying 6.7 acres of land near Gruene Road to control future development. Residents are concerned about the cost and whether the city should be acting as a land speculator.
We'll tell you when it next appears on an agenda or changes status.
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