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Land near Walmart Supercenter in Pearland to remain zoned for single-family development

By Rachel Leland

A parcel of land on Dixie Farm Road near the Walmart Supercenter in Pearland will stay zoned as residential after Pearland officials struck down a request to rezone the land for commercial use.

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