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Pecan Hollow Golf Course is located at 4901 14th St. in east Plano. (Jacquelyn Burrer/Community Impact)

East Plano golf course to start erosion control project

By Jacquelyn Burrer

Portions of the Pecan Hollow Golf Course are set to undergo an erosion control project following council approval.

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