Fulshear leaders question demand and public costs for $520 million Town Square plan
City leaders are asking whether the proposed Fulshear development's largest facilities would draw enough business and how much public money it would need.
A proposed $520 million development in Fulshear would include a hotel, a conference center, a sports complex, restaurants and shopping. The project could create a major new destination in the city, according to the report.
City leaders are questioning whether the largest facilities would attract enough business. They are also asking how much public financing the project would require.
Written by The Alamo Republican from Covering Katy News’ reporting, using only the facts in it. Covering Katy News’ own headline: “Fulshear Town Square proposal raises questions about conference center demand, public costs”
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