\t\t\t\t\t\t\tCheck out some recent stories from the city of Hutto, including an approved planned unit development for a Residence Inn Hotel, newest council member Corina Zepeda and plans for separate fire department efforts.<\/p>\n
Hutto City Council approves Residence Inn Hotel development<\/a><\/p>\n The Hutto City Council approved a planned unit development for a Residence Inn Hotel at a meeting June 4.<\/p>\n The Hutto Planning and Zoning Commission considered a request May 5 to establish the Hutto Residential\/Residence Inn PUD on a 2.9-acre tract at 328 Ed Schmidt Blvd., seeking a height increase to 55 feet, reduced parking at 0.9 spaces per guest room, and allowance for a blank north facade.<\/p>\n Read the full story.<\/a><\/p>\n Corina Zepeda sworn in as Hutto\u2019s newest council member<\/a><\/p>\n Corina Zepeda was sworn in as the Hutto City Council Place 4 member at a May 21 meeting.<\/p>\n Out of 1,001 ballots cast in the May 2 election, Zepeda received 54.8% of the votes, while Brandon DeLeon received 45.1%. She is replacing Peter Gordon, who was term-limited after serving three terms as allowed by the city charter.<\/p>\n Zepeda has served and rooted her family in Hutto since 2015, and has a career in workforce development and higher education.<\/p>\n Read the full story.<\/a><\/p>\n