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Executive session: real property deliberations in three areas of Richardson
What this is
The council will meet in closed session to discuss potential property considerations in two areas: the E. Arapaho Rd./U.S. 75 and E. Collins Blvd./N. Plano Rd. areas, and the E. Main St./N. Greenville Ave. area.
Timeline
- July 15, 2026 Agenda updated — July 13, 2020 meeting
Appearances on agendas
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City Council — July 13, 2020
Convene in closed session to deliberate on real property
Official agenda language
EXECUTIVE SESSION — In compliance with Section 551.072 of the Texas Government Code, Council will convene into a closed session to discuss the following: • Deliberations Regarding Real Property • Property Considerations in the E. Arapaho Rd./U.S. 75 and E. Collins Blvd./N. Plano Rd. Areas • Property Considerations in the E. Main St./N. Greenville Ave. Area
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