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City officials voted to approve changes to Landmark's zoning to install new signs along the roadways. (Courtesy city of Denton)
Denton

Denton City Council clears Landmark developers for new retail signage

By Adam Doe

The community will house nine multi-tenant signs along Robson Ranch Road, I-35 and Landmark Trail.

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