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A developer proposed the Falling Leaf Ranch subdivision of 135 luxury homes to the Friendswood City Council. The tract contains old oil wells and contaminated soil, and the project would require a $27.6 million public improvement district bond. The proposal could be the last large development of its kind within Friendswood city limits, shaping how the city's remaining open land is used.
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A developer pitched the Falling Leaf Ranch subdivision to the Friendswood City Council for 135 luxury homes. The project is situated on a tract containing old oil wells and contaminated soil, requiring a $27.6 million public improvement district bond. This development could be the last of its kind within Friendswood city limits.
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