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Hutto City Council read a proclamation during Dec. 4 regular meeting. (Manny Holguin/Community Impact)
Pflugerville | Hutto

Hutto delays decision on funding mechanism for 389-acre Stromberg development

By Manuel Holguin Jr.

Hutto City Council postponed action on a proposed Public Improvement District for a 389-acre development after staff and officials raised concerns over missing documents, unclear boundaries and whether the petition met the city’s PID policy. The hearing will resume Dec. 18.

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