Austin may give more time to stalled developments – Austin Business Journal

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By Austin Post Staff / Dec 27, 2012

Austin City Hall, which currently gives stalled developments three years to begin the projects, is considering extending that to five years after an opinion issued by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott.

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