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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1995
Page
4
A concerned citizen demands public meetings and factual information on Wimberley area incorporation plans. The letter warns against hasty city council decisions and urges research on charter type, revenue, zoning, environment, and impacts, noting Woodcreek's limited resources and the need for professional city planning.
The Wimberley Chamber of Commerce thanks volunteers who organized the parade with special appreciation for the Parade Committee members Jerry Hall Ted Covington Bill Goodman Don Goodman Janice Forney Bohlman Marilyn Harris David Robison and Karen Boden and the Parade Judges Nancy Lee Seifert Susan Holt Bryce Englehart Jane Peterson Carol Mitchell Bob Little. Gratitude goes to the Baptist Church for parking space and Constable Don Amerson for time, and to Bob Clark for announcing.
A skeptical view lists Carmel CA Alamo Heights TX Olmos Park TX as potential cases. It proposes Wimberley expanding to four miles and Woodcreek remaining four, warning of HOA conflicts and limited tax revenue. It also notes a plan for Woodcreek to become nine miles and incorporate Wimberley, giving Woodcreek temporary status before a referendum.
Vern and Nancy Lee Seifert promote the Wimberley Players staging of The Drunkard at the Opera House in Pioneer Town. The weekly Thursday performance invites audiences to boo the Villain, cheer the Heroine, and enjoy a century old drama that reflects old fashioned morals and psychology.
A Hays County reader objects to a proposed change allowing above ground aerobic septic systems. She questions the rush to revise subdivision rules, warns of groundwater dependence for 77,000 residents, and urges lawful review and extended public input before a July 24 hearing and vote. She emphasizes health risks and calls on commissioners to slow the process.
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