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A proposed amendment to an agreement between a community and the City of Houston has been unanimously approved by the community's board of directors. This amendment would permanently prevent Houston from annexing the community. It would also end a regional project fund that is funded by sales tax.
The agreement still requires approval from Houston. Further details about the proposal and its implications are available. The proposed deal is valued at $50 million.
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