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Developer cutting deal to appease environmentalists

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A plan to build Hill Country homes and a hotel has changed — at least the water supply part of it. Developers of the Mirasol Springs project are seeking a water line from the West Travis County Public Utility Agency. Utility board members will vote on the proposal Oct. 17, at Bee Cave City Hall at 1 p.m. The previous plan was to pump in groundwater. Our partners at KXAN News have more on the developers' shift here. Activists and landowners spoke…
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