A new facility is planned for a 39-acre plot in Cibolo. This development has sparked concern among nearby residents. A petition has been started to relocate the proposed facility.
The project involves building a large structure on the site. Further information about the project and its potential impact is available from local news sources, including details about water usage and the expansion of similar facilities in the area.
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