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Alamo Begins Transformation of 22-Acre Laguna Park Property

· Texas Border Business

The City of Alamo is redeveloping a 22-acre former caliche pit into a stormwater detention facility and future recreational park. Located along N. 9th Place, the site is undergoing significant cleanup, with over 250 trailer loads of debris removed. Mayor J.R. Garza emphasized that this project addresses flood mitigation and enhances community quality of life. The first phase focuses on site preparation for flood control, while future phases will add recreational amenities. The city is committed to responsible spending, with a dirt-hauling agreement capped at $200,000. Overall, the project aims to transform a neglected area into a valuable community asset.

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