Bruce Wood

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 		   When Pflugerville was a younger city, the City of Austin annexed all of the land along IH 35 that exits to Pflugerville. Most of the sales tax generated in this area is along 35, leaving Pflugerville on its own to balance the cost of providing quality city services and the cost of having higher taxes and utilities than neighboring cities. After Pflugerville learned that a major intersection would land inside its extra-territorial.... http://www.impactnewspaper.com/www/docs/101.1243

City of Pflugerville-Colorado River Water Supply the city completed the implementation of the Colorado River Water Supply Project. The project includes the construction of a river intake and pump station at the Colorado River, a 16-mile, 30-inch diameter pipeline, a raw water storage reservoir, 15 mgd water treatment plant, and treated water transmission facilities. The project is planned to meet the long-term water supply needs for Pflugerville through the year 2040 and is currently operational. Please read the press release for more information.

 

Health on Pflugerville's agenda - Austin Business Journal

We were naïve then," says Charles Simon, director of the Pflugerville Community Development Corp. "Over the next few years, we were doing the same thing ...

Taking a monumental step toward reversing the trend of residents spending their money
in neighboring cities, the Pflugerville City Council has approved an economic development agreement with NewQuest Properties for a one million square foot retail shopping center at the intersection of the new State Highway 45 and State Highway 130. http://austin.bizjournals.com/austin/stories/2006/11/13/story3.html

http://www.newquestproperties.com/property_retail/view_property.asp?id=866

One-Stop Shopping Convenience
The new 203,819-square-foot Supercenter is designed as a convenient one-stop family shopping center, featuring a full line of groceries as well as a bakery, a delicatessen, a frozen food section and meat, dairy and fresh produce sections. Merchandise areas include apparel and accessories, sporting goods, electronics, home, fine jewelry and health and beauty.

Deli breaks ground on new building Pecan Street Deli owners, James and Robin Atkins, celebrated the groundbreaking of their new location off 10th and Pecan streets with employees, friends and members of the Greater Pflugerville Chamber of Commerce, April 19. The new 3,500 sq. ft. restaurant is expected to be completed by November and will feature a 17 ft. salad bar, a drive-thru lane, additional indoor and outdoor seating and plenty of parking. “Pflugerville has been good to us and we look forward to giving back to the community,” James said. The project is awaiting final approval and permitting from the City of Pflugerville. Located near the Pflugerville Community Library and the John Pfluger Realty building, the Atkins hope the open land surrounding their project – most of which is owned by the city – will be a nice place for people to eat and shop. Another retail project adjacent to the new restaurant is planned, and James said the entire area will have connectivity and shared parking.

 

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