Regenerative development denied by DS Council

By Megan Wehring 

DRIPPING SPRINGS — A proposal for a more sustainable neighborhood development was turned down by the Dripping Springs City Council on Tuesday.

The project, Zoe Life Center, is a regenerative neighborhood development with a holistic ecological mindset with spaces for living, co-working, community and organic food production in one location. The moratorium waiver request, which was brought before the city council, was also associated with a development agreement application for a mixed-use development for approximately 100 single-family homes, nine multi-family units and 10,000 square feet of commercial space located at 1111 Hays Country Acres Road.