Controversial land plot headed toward Round Rock city ownership

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• online/print stories

  Hi Sherry. Saw your comment about the difference between print and online content and wanted to clarify some things. Due to space constraints with the print edition, we often have to condense or summarize stories. Many of our web stories never make it to the print edition, so please check online to make sure you are always getting the news we are reporting.

  Posted by JP Eichmiller July 09, 2012 15:57:55

• online/print stories different (why?)

  why is this posted article SO different from the article in print...VASTLY different???

  Posted by Sherry Reisman July 09, 2012 15:21:58

• ...but a sad day for the springs

  The tone of the flippant remarks show a the complete lack of concern for the surrounding communities. In the view of those who do not live near the property, the promise of a huge concrete footprint on top of springs as well as screaming sirens at all hours of the day and night "is a pretty good day for the neighborhood," is so incredibly ignorant that it's maddening. I trust Mr. Boles does not have a fire station within 300 yards of his home or sitting on top of the springs that feeds his drinking water supply. Soon enough, when Mr. Bradley sells his home as commercially zoned as well, he won't have to worry about those things either. He will just leave all those problems for the rest of us.

  Posted by Behrens Ranch Residents July 09, 2012 09:48:42