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Cedar Park is getting a massive makeover along New Hope Drive with a dozen new projects hitting the ground. Get ready for more construction traffic and a totally different look for your neighborhood.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The project would have significantly increased residential density and tax base, but commissioners felt it lacked the promised commercial 'missing places'.
The developer and future residents of the proposed units.
Existing residents of the nearby Rancho at Brushy Creek neighborhood.
The council expressed concerns that the proposed retail/restaurant use did not align with the light industrial character of the surrounding area.
The project would have added 1,500 residential units and various commercial uses, but was rejected for not meeting the city's vision for a mixed-use destination.
The project is expected to bring a boutique grocery store and flex office space to the area, with conditions to protect nearby residents.
This change allows for industrial use on the property, which aligns with surrounding land uses.
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The city is planning a $1.25 million study to improve safety, traffic flow, and aesthetics along Bell Boulevard as it transitions to Business 183.