For the addition to the neighborhood, the developer is requesting to remove seven specimen trees from the property.
The expansion will create 150 new jobs and nearly $9 million in capital investment, according to the release. The company also received $1.5 million for the expansion from a Texas Enterprise Fund grant.
Compared to neighboring districts, FBISD has the lowest debt per pupil and debt as a percentage of property value, with the exception of Alief ISD, due to its “fully grown out" status.
For the addition to the neighborhood, the developer is requesting to remove seven specimen trees from the property.
The new laws come 90 days after the end of a special legislative session during which state lawmakers made changes to Texas’ school assessment system, voter registration procedures and more.
On Q Property Management opened an Austin-area office in Round Rock in November.
The hospital received the five-star rating even as the national average hospital rating decreased in 2025.
