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Fulshear's getting a major facelift with plans for tons of new shops and services. They're also upgrading utilities to handle all the new growth, so expect a more bustling city center soon!
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The program aims to support local business growth and investment.
Local business owners and the Fulshear economy.
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The EDC is formalizing a program to check in with local businesses, identify their needs, and help them grow.
The board discussed the future of the local entrepreneurship program, with some members arguing it needs more funding to be effective.
The Fulshear Development Corporation is moving forward with selling two of its properties on FM 1093. They've appointed themselves as the agent to handle the marketing and sale of these parcels.
The board received updates on various economic development activities, including conference participation, training programs, and local business support initiatives. These efforts aim to attract businesses and foster entrepreneurship.
The EDC discussed the potential purchase, exchange, lease, or valuation of its owned real property at 30603 and 30619 FM 1093.
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This decision allows the EDC to directly manage the sale process of these properties, potentially streamlining future development or investment opportunities.
This study is a preliminary step towards addressing downtown parking needs and could lead to future development that enhances downtown accessibility and economic activity.