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Brown County is hosting a special hearing on July 6th to discuss potential zoning changes that could alter your neighborhood's landscape. If you want a say in what gets built near your home, you need to show up and make your voice heard.
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Depending on the outcome, these changes could either boost your property value or lead to new infrastructure costs that impact your tax bill.
Developers and local businesses looking to expand or build new projects in the area stand to gain the most from these changes.
Current homeowners who value the status quo of their neighborhood might see unwanted density or traffic increases.
Story and photo by Steve Nash – Special Contributor to BrownwoodNews.com At Tuesday’s meeting of the Brownwood City Council, zoning changes for three properties gained preliminary approval. The council approved the changes on first readings and will
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL-CALLED PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING In accordance with Texas Local Government Code §211.007, and Section 98-84 of the City’s Code of Ordinances, a special-called public hearing will be held by the City of