Upcoming Events
Tuesday Feb 28, 2012
Drought emergency planning workshop - Midland Read More
Wednesday Feb 29, 2012
Drought emergency planning workshop - Lubbock Read More
Thursday Mar 01, 2012
TWDB Board Considering and Ruling on the WVWA's DFC Appeal Read More
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Saturday Feb 25, 2012
Jacob's Well Natural Area Tour Read More
Friday Mar 02, 2012
Restoration Rangers Workday Read More
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RVI Unveils Preliminary Master Plan for Jacob’s Well Natural Area
February 18, 2012
Stakeholders of the Jacob’s Well Natural Area and Hays County staff met Feb. 15 at Camp Jacob to review RVI’s preliminary master plan (the most recent phase in site planning for the historic spring)... Read full news story
February 18, 2012
What do you envision the Jacob’s Well Natural Area to be? Let Master Planners RVI hear from you!
February 08, 2012
February 08, 2012
RVI, a landscape planning consultant firm located in Austin, is in the process of creating a Master Plan for the Jacob’s Well Natural Area. Their task is to interpret the community’s vision for the site. RVI recently held a forum at the Wimberley Community Center that welcomed public input on the development and management of the property. With the addition of interviews of stakeholders such as county and WVWA staff, JWNA volunteers, and a committee of local representatives, RVI has created the first phase of the plan. You can follow the progress on the Hays County’s website: http://www.co.hays.tx.us/jacobswell...
Read full news story TWDB to Decide “Desired” Future of Trinity Aquifer on March 1st
February 01, 2012
More NewsFebruary 01, 2012
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) was scheduled to review two challenges and decide on the reasonableness of the Desired Future Conditions for the Trinity Aquifer in the Texas Hill Country at their February 1st board meeting. At the request of WVWA, the Board President granted a continuance yesterday and moved the agenda item to the March 1st scheduled board meeting. TWDB is expected to rule on a protest to the Desired Future Condition (DFC) goal adopted by GMA 9, a goal that some argue is not sustainable...
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