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Burnet County residents are pushing back against a massive new power line project that could permanently change the local landscape. It’s a classic neighborhood fight over whether these utility upgrades are worth the eyesore and potential hit to your property value.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 9 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The project includes an initial $300,000 allocation for temporary buildings and relocation costs.
County staff and the public will benefit from a safer, modernized courthouse facility.
Local homeowners who have to deal with construction noise, ruined views, and lower resale prices.
A 3.7-mile stretch of Texas 29 between Bertram and Liberty Hill is now under construction. On Monday, Aug. 17, DailyTrib staff observed that highway improvement work had begun on the portion of the roadway, wh...
This adds two new residential lots to the county's tax base.
Adds two residential lots to the county, requiring a well on the second lot for water supply.
This adds three new residential lots to the county's tax base.
This adds 119 residential lots to the county.
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An HTeaO storefront taking over the long-empty Burger King building off U.S. 281 in Burnet has begun renovations and is eyeing an opening within the next few months. The Texas-based iced tea stop was brought...