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Old Posted Sep 27, 2010, 12:47 AM
hudkina hudkina is offline
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Originally Posted by wwmiv View Post
Well... if you know that then why claim that all development would have to stop in its eastern and southern areas? All development would have to stop to the northwest of both Austin and San Antonio and then shift to the northeast of San Antonio (New Braunfels) and continue apace in South Austin and grow at a faster pace in San Marcos, Buda, and Kyle.
Yes. If all things happened in a specific way, then the chances of a CSA forming increase, however what are the chances that all future development in either metro area would occur at the border? What are the chances that the suburban development occuring Northwest of Austin would suddenly stop? What are the chances that all downtown/central city development in either city would suddenly stop?
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