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A land plot map showing the land the Home Depot will be built on.

Leander approves development agreement with Home Depot, Austin Community College

By Sam Schaffer

The agreement is between the city, Austin Community College and Home Depot, and it allows Home Depot and Austin Community College to delay building part of a road that would typically be required to be built per city ordinance.

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