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Buckeye City Council meeting looked at future high school and housing site

Buckeye City Council took action on Tuesday night to approve a future Tartesso West High School and future multifamily housing.

The first item on the agenda was the Tartesso West High School site subdivision at the southwest corner of Thomas Road and 303rd Avenue, within the Tartesso West community master plan.

The subdivision will dedicate land for a future high school developed by HilgartWilson LLC.

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