The Community and Economic Development Committee meeting on July 29th chaired by Jeff Schilling, brought to light significant concerns about urban planning and development in Troy. The meeting's focal point was the approval of a final plat for the first phase of the Reserve of Cliff Oaks subdivision, a traditional cookie-cutter subdivision filled with h…
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