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Request to reduce side yard setbacks from six feet to five feet.
Allows the developer more flexibility in building larger model homes on smaller lots.
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Request to reduce side yard setbacks from six feet to five feet.
The National Butterfly Center is facing a major threat from proposed border wall construction that could disrupt local conservation efforts. This landmark is a key part of Edinburg's identity, and its future is now caught in the crosshairs of federal infrastructure plans.
Edinburg is officially looking to ditch the unreliable Rio Grande as its primary water source to avoid future shortages. This move toward an independent supply is a massive shift that will likely impact your monthly utility bills and how the city grows.