The state capitol complex

Courtesy AustinContrarian  Tue, 05/18/2010 - 8:40pm

Two years ago, the Texas Facilities Commission proposed consolidating thousands of state employees in a suburban "town center" east of Austin .

 The goal was threefold:  (1) the state would cut its lease expenses by consolidating employees from offices scattered around town in state-owned facilities; (2) the state workers would serve as the kernel for a new "town center" by SH 130, prodding other development in Austin's desired development zone;  and (3) the move would put lots of valuable...



 

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