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Hutto’s Economic Development Corporation purchased the former site in 2023, freeing up the property for future development. (Community Impact staff)

Hutto resolves yearslong lawsuit with developer for Perfect Game complex

By Gracie Warhurst

The amicable settlement officially resolves all existing disputes between the two parties.

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