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Wimberley Land Use Segment

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Sheralyn (Sherry) Jones Jan 25 2026 at 12:37PM on page 19

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Isn't now the time to be thinking of extending the city limits? Seems like we have little control of what happens in the ETJ's?

Sheralyn (Sherry) Jones Jan 25 2026 at 12:31PM on page 15

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Mass transit? Please specify. How on earth would anyone want a Bus route through the square? I don't think this Smart Growth plan is germane to Wimberley's location.

Sheralyn (Sherry) Jones Jan 25 2026 at 12:13PM on page 4

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What is considered high-density development? How many houses? Where is a statement addressing/preserving heritage oak trees and other native vegetation. Is there any provision/statement anywhere prohibiting developers from clearing land of everything down to the dirt! I am hoping to see steps taken to control erosion and promote the natural beauty of our land. Where are the requirements to conserve water by planting drought resistant vegetation?

Denise Renter Oct 1 2025 at 9:25AM on page 34

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Create a Cultural Center - focused on the Arts of all kinds (visual, performing, literary, culinary)

Denise Renter Oct 1 2025 at 9:24AM on page 32

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Encouraging Art Galleries, Music Venues and other arts related businesses

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:49PM on page 32

Night sky friendly

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:40PM on page 30

Missing start of sentence

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:38PM on page 28

Delete "toes"

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:37PM on page 28

Add Entrance Corridors and description.

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:36PM on page 28

These are not marked on the map. Consider adding to map or deleting this description.

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:34PM on page 29

What about Downtown?

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:26PM on page 25

Remove comma

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:25PM on page 25

"eastern"

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:25PM on page 25

Add downtown description

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:24PM on page 25

I only see six

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 3:20PM on page 25

Creeks should be lower case

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 2:54PM on page 11

Remove comma

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 2:26PM on page 8

Remove comma

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 2:26PM on page 8

Remove comma

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 2:23PM on page 6

Delete ",including creeks, rivers, and reservoirs" from the first sentence. There are no reservoirs in Wimberley.

Gordon Linam Aug 20 2025 at 2:19PM on page 5

I suggest deleting the fourth recommendation concerning incentives. I am in favor of containing population growth so would rather see no incentives for developers. Additionally, developing the higher topographic areas takes away from the landscape scenery and also puts more development in areas prone to wildfires. I recommend adding information concerning wildfire danger to this document.

Carroll Scherer Aug 6 2025 at 11:09AM on page 16

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Please NO High Rise Buildings. They ruin views and are ugly. Development should blend in with the natural central texas landscape.
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