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Marci Wagner and Tara Velasquez are two Old Town homeowners affected by the flooding. (Brian Rash/Community Impact)
Pflugerville | Hutto

City officials, homebuilder working to address residential flooding in Hutto Old Town

By Carson Ganong

Several homes in Hutto's Old Town district have flooded in recent months due to drainage issues at the nearby Durango Farms development.

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