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TPWD to discuss future of Fairfield Lake; developer blasts 'eminent domain' - Vimarsana News

TPWD to discuss future of Fairfield Lake; developer blasts 'eminent domain'

Texans curious about the fate of the once popular Fairfield Lake State Park should get a big update on its future in Austin this week.

Source: kxxv.com
Dallas developer turning state park into luxury community rejects Texas' final offer – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Dallas developer turning state park into luxury community rejects Texas' final offer – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

The battle over the site of the former Fairfield Lake State Park reached a pivotal moment Tuesday when the private developer who bought the land declined the...

Source: nbcdfw.com
Texas News | IH-45 shut down in Freestone County - Vimarsana News

Texas News | IH-45 shut down in Freestone County

IH-45 in Freestone County has been shut down on Aug. 15 due to a hazardous spill, according to TxDOT.

Source: kagstv.com
Developer starts construction at former Fairfield Lake State Park despite threat of land seizure - Vimarsana News

Developer starts construction at former Fairfield Lake State Park despite threat of land seizure

A poster shows a rendering of a gated golf course community. The new owners have begun construction. But Texas Parks and Wildlife is still holding out hope for a sale.

Dallas developer starts construction at former Fairfield Lake State Park despite threat of land seizure - Vimarsana News

Dallas developer starts construction at former Fairfield Lake State Park despite threat of land seizure

The wooden welcome sign and the brick columns at the front gate are gone. So is the green ticket office where visitors would buy entry passes for Fairfield Lake State