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A huge new neighborhood with nearly 1,900 homes is coming to McLennan County, complete with new parks and trails. Construction is slated to start before the year is out, signaling a major expansion for the area.
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The project involves an application for approximately $23-24 million in tax credits.
Low-income seniors and residents with disabilities in need of affordable housing.
Current residents who might deal with increased traffic congestion and the loss of open, undeveloped land.
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More parks and longer trails are part of the "design book" updates for the 1,887-home Riverway subdivision which were approved Tuesday, and the project could start late this year.
The Waco Housing Authority plans to build 66 units of senior housing to help address a massive waiting list for affordable apartments.