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Residents rally against controversial community center proposal

August 01, 2024 | Fair Oaks Ranch, Bexar County, Texas


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Residents rally against controversial community center proposal
In a recent council meeting held on August 1, 2024, Mayor Maxton and four council members convened to discuss community concerns, with a notable focus on a petition against the proposed construction of a community center in Fair Oaks Ranch.

During the meeting, resident Kira Willoughby presented a petition that has garnered nearly 400 signatures opposing the community center project. Willoughby expressed frustration over the lack of action from the council despite the significant community opposition and financial contributions totaling close to $400 towards the cause.

The council meeting, which was attended by a good number of residents and broadcasted live, emphasized the importance of public participation. Mayor Maxton encouraged attendees to use the designated microphone for their comments to ensure that those watching remotely could hear their concerns.

As the meeting progressed, the council acknowledged the petition and the sentiments expressed by Willoughby, highlighting the ongoing dialogue between the council and the community regarding local development projects. The outcome of this discussion remains to be seen as the council considers the implications of the community's feedback on the proposed community center.

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