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Hotel flagship: Marble Falls Christmas gift?

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Glynis Crawford Smith/The Highlander

Built of stone from Granite Mountain in 1888, the Brandt Badger House on Avenue M in Marble Falls is a Texas Historic Landmark. Owners are consolidating surrounding property into four large lots, but say they plan no development.

By Glynis Crawford Smith

The Highlander

The Marble Falls City Council acted Tuesday night, Dec. 6, to tie up one more detail necessary before final announcement of the hotel operater to be involved in the $25.3 million downtown hotel/conference center project.

The council and the EDC will meet again Dec. 20 to consider bonds for the project and, as EDC Executive Director Christian Fletcher has expressed the hope an announcement of the hotel operator would be a “Christmas present,” the identity of that flagship company could be close at hand.

The detail completed Tuesday by the council was approval of a five-year Hotel Occupancy Tax Reimbursement Agreement with Novak Cobalt Partners, LLC, for 50 percent of taxes collected from the hotel.

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