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Representatives from Centurion American Development Group joined Marble Falls City Council members (from right) Rene Rosales, Dee Haddock, Bryan Walker, Reed Norman, Dave Rhodes and Mayor Richard Westerman for the Thunder Rock groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 21. Kim Green/The HIghlander -
Several dozen people attended the ceremony adjacent to the grounds of the Baylor Scott & White Hospital on Texas 71. Kim Green/The HIghlander -
The project will include nearly 2,000 single family homes, as well as 924 multifamily units, 150 active adult units and 204,000 square feet of commercial development. Contributed graphic
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City leaders, including Marble Falls City Council members, joined builders and developers of the Thunder Rock project Sept. 21 on Texas 71, just west of U.S. 281 for a groundbreaking.
The development will include nearly 2,000 single family homes, as well as 924 multifamily units, 150 active adult units, 204,000 square feet of commercial development, 26-acre city sports complex with 4 baseball fields, 4 soccer fields and a multi-purpose field, 10-acre recreational center consisting of 20,000 square feet as well as linear parks with native habitat and nature trails along Flatrock Creek.
Find more images in the Friday, Sept. 24, issue of The Highlander.