The Dripping Springs City Council last week voted to prorate parkland fees for Tinkergarden, which is a Springs area recreation and learning program for toddlers.
Michelle Fischer, Dripping Springs city administrator, said the program conducted a program in Charro Ranch Park and sought to hold sessions at Dripping Springs Ranch Park.
The city chose to prorate the current parkland fee, which is $250 per hour, to $50, in order to accommodate for Tinkergarden’s hour-long sessions.
Fischer said the city has prorated parkland fees for other groups in the past.
She said the move will also help further promote the city’s parkland.
