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Ruben Olvera and Scott Rose will be on the ballot for Fair Oaks Ranch, Place 3. (Community Impact Staff)

Q&A: Meet the candidates for Fair Oaks Ranch City Council, Place 3

By Jarrett Whitener

Incumbent Ruben J. Olvera will run against Scott Andrew Rose on the May 3 ballot.

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