After a year of development, the city of Dripping Springs moved forward with Phase 2 of the Headwaters development construction plan after the completion of Phase 1, which began in late 2015.
The city recently approved a Planned Development District that regulates the type of development within the District.
The Headwaters property includes more than 1,500 acres of undeveloped land, which the owner intends to develop as a “master-planned, mixed-use community that will include commercial and residential uses, together with open space and environmental preservation areas,” according to Rick Coneway, Dripping Springs directory of public works and development.
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