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Flower Mound Town Council approved increasing the homestead exemption for properties at the June 16 meeting.

Read about 4 June council actions in Flower Mound, Highland Village, Argyle

By Heather McCullough, Connor Pittman, Mary Katherine Shapiro

Decision-making bodies acted to increase a local homestead exemption and approve a new indoor badminton facility.

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