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Deep waters to supply Cedar Park

By Sam Schaffer, Grant Crawford, Grace Dickens

Drought resilience is one of the main drivers of the ongoing projects, which include a deep water intake in Lake Travis and miles of underground pipelines.

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Spencer Harkness (left), and Mason Mote, both co-founders and managing principals at Pearl River Companies, at the Sendero groundbreaking April 10. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)

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