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183A Toll continues
Whitestone Brewery opens Liberty Hill taproom
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The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority is extending the 183A Toll road to relieve congestion caused by growth in Leander and Liberty Hill and shorten commute times.
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At the intersection of US 183 and Hwy. 29, crews are tunneling underground to allow 183A Toll to go under the state highway.
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Leander barbershop rebrands with new owners
Toll road extension hits halfway mark, aims to o er faster commute
provide congestion relief in the area. Stretching from Hero Way in Leander to Hwy. 29 in Liberty Hill, the 5.3-mile extension will be built within the US 183 median between two existing frontage roads. It will consist of two tolled south- bound and northbound lanes as well as a 7-mile, 10-foot shared- use path. Work on the $259 million project began in 2021, and it is on time to reach completion in 2025. Once completed, the toll road
is expected to save commut- ers time by eliminating four signalized intersections at San Gabriel Parkway, Bryson Ridge Trail, Whitewing Drive/Lark- spur Park Boulevard and Hwy. 29. “It is going to be a huge tra c reliever for the folks that com- mute south,” Williamson County Commissioner Cynthia Long said. The project will maintain the existing frontage roads, keeping two
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Construction 183A Toll extension through north- ern Leander to Liberty Hill is about 53% completed as of mid- April, and the project’s aim is to on the
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Navigating the tolling landscape can be complicated. We’re the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (Mobility Authority), and we’re here to help you understand important pieces of the tolling puzzle, like what we do and how your toll bill works.
The Mobility Authority is not the only toll operator
The electronic tag provider TxTag is not owned nor operated by the Mobility Authority.
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The Mobility Authority does not have access to TxTag account details. While it is accepted on Mobility Authority roads, TxTag is owned and operated by The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).
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FROM DENISE: With all the growth in the Leander, Cedar Park and Liberty Hill communities, we decided it was time to make a few changes. Starting with this May edition, we have split the Leander/Cedar Park publication into two and have added Liberty Hill to the Leander market. Welcome to our inaugural edition of Leander/Liberty Hill! If you are a local business owner or know of businesses that are hosting events open to the public, please let us know so we can add them to our events calendar (see Pages 8-9). We love to help support our local businesses and organizations! Denise Seiler, GENERAL MANAGER
FROM CLAIRE: Hello, readers! We are so thrilled to expand our coverage into the rapidly growing Liberty Hill area. In the coming weeks and months, I hope I get to meet as many members of this community as possible as we deliver hyperlocal news relevant to you and your neighbors. In our rst Leander/Liberty Hill edition, our front-page story provides an update on the multiyear 183A Toll project, which is now more than halfway complete. Spanning from Hero Way in Leander to Hwy. 29 in Liberty Hill, the $259 million road project will add two tolled lanes in each direction in an eort to reduce congestion and expedite commutes. Learn more about the ongoing project on Pages 24-25. Claire Shoop, EDITOR
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FEATURED IMPACT NOW OPEN H-E-B launched its Fresh Bites convenience store brand with the rst location opening in the Bar W Marketplace on April 17. The H-E-B Fresh Bites brand oers produce, prepared food and quick meal options alongside normal convenience store oerings, such as soft drinks, beer and wine, and snacks. The H-E-B Fresh Bites convenience store is located at 19344 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Georgetown, in the Leander city limits. It houses a True Texas Tacos restaurant, the rst in the Austin area, serving more than a dozen breakfast and lunch tacos, barbacoa, and chopped brisket. The restaurant also has a salsa bar with sauces and taco condiments. HEB Fresh Bites sells prepared meals and fresh food. COURTESY H¤E¤B
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3 Lin’s Cafe II Asian Cuisine began serving the Leander community March 16. The restaurant sells a variety of Asian options, such as sesame balls, pad thai, Singapore rice noodles, Thai chicken with basil, orange chicken, hon- ey walnut shrimp and more. Located at 15609 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Ste. B230, Leander, this is Lin’s Cafe’s second location. The restaurant’s rst loca- tion is in Georgetown at 5725 Williams Drive, Ste. 125. 512-337-7310. www.linscafe2.com 4 Diesel Barbershop opened May 2 in Leander at 13920 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Ste. 209, Leander. At Diesel Barber- shop, customers can receive packages that include a haircut, shampoo, a hot towel treatment and a shoulder mas- sage, an employee said. Other services available at the barbershop are beard trims; straight shaves; and waxing for the eyebrows, ears and nose. Diesel Barbershop operates in multiple states across the country. 512-337-2422. www.dieselbarbershop.com COMING SOON 5 Mercy Veterinary Hospital , a small-animal veterinary practice and luxury pet resort, is slated to open May 22 in Leander. The privately owned,
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1 DuValls A Classic Children’s Clothing Boutique opened at 109 S. US 183, Lean- der, on May 2. Owned by Lauren Martin, the children’s boutique carries high-end apparel and toys for newborns all the way to tweens with sizes going up to 14/16 in girls and 12/14 in boys. Martin said the merchandise oered at DuValls is very ex- clusive, featuring brands such as Beaufort Bonnet Co., Poppyland, Posh Peanut and UK-based Mini-la-Mode. Designer swim- suits, dresses and other types of clothing can be found in DuValls, and Martin said she plans to carry just one size in many of the lines to preserve the exclusivity. DuValls’ customer base is mostly mothers who are looking for naturally-made ap- parel and toys, Martin said. 737-287-5758. www.duvallsboutique.com 2 Indian eatery Charminar Xpress opened in Leander on March 27, an employee said. At Charminar Xpress, cus- tomers can order curries, biryani, samosas, puri and breakfast options. Located at 14105 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Ste. 304, Leander, the restaurant oers both cater- ing and delivery options. 512-986-4243. www.charminarxpress.com
15,000-square-foot hospital will pro- vide preventive care, vaccines, testing and diagnostics, dental services, ortho- pedic surgery, and urgent and emergen- cy care for dogs and cats. The boarding facility will oer day care, overnight suites and grooming services. Mercy Veterinary Hospital will be located at 18109 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Leander. 512-890-2000. www.mercy-vet.com 6 After several delays in the business’s initial late 2022 opening, construc- tion on the new Leander location of NuSpine Chiropractic began in early April, a company representative said. Located at 651 N. US 183, Ste. 340, Leander, NuSpine Chiropractic will oer chiropractic and hydrotherapy services for spine-related pains and aches; carpal tunnel; shoulder, arm and leg pain; and disc injuries and whiplash. The oce will also provide chiropractic care for children and pregnant women. With a late summer opening now planned, the Leander location will be NuSpine Chiropractic’s fourth Texas and rst Austin-area location. 512-581-6616. www.nuspinechiropractic.com
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pampering services, such as manicures, pedicures, paran treatments, acrylic and solar nails, and waxing for the face and eyebrows. I Love Nails & Spa is located at 9101 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 103, Liberty Hill. 254-258-5338 7 BNT of Texas , a North Carolina-based title company, held a soft opening in early January for one of its six Texas locations in Liberty Hill. With oces across the country, Boston National Title delivers title insurance for purchases and renances, re- verse mortgages, commercial deals, home equity and private wealth. BNT of Texas has locations in Georgetown, Round Rock and Austin. The Liberty Hill oce is locat- ed at 9017 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 105, Liberty Hill. 512-501-6284. www.bnttexas.com COMING SOON 8 Oregon-based coee franchise Dutch Bros Coee anticipates opening its rst Liberty Hill location by this fall. Dutch Bros oers a variety of coee, blended drinks, iced and hot drinks, energy drinks, teas, and smoothies. Located at 14220 Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill, the city’s new coee shop will serve the exclusive Dutch Bros Blue Rebel energy drinks and nitrogen-infused cold brew coee, according to the company’s spokesperson. Light bites such as orange cranberry, lemon poppyseed and chocolate chip mun tops as well as granola bars will be oered. www.dutchbros.com 9 Chisholm Trail Pediatrics will open its third location on May 15 at 9017 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 107, Liberty Hill. The doctor’s oce will provide well child checks, immunizations, newborn care and prescription rells for infants up to 18-year-olds. The provider will oer
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the store sells and specializes in vapes and legal alternatives, such as amanita mus- caria—which is in the mushroom family— delta-9, delta-8, CBD and THCP. Bozeman and Winans also are the owners of Hip Flask Plus Engraving & Vapor in Leander. 512-548-6824 4 Angela Ronzoni’s Pizzeria opened Jan. 26 at 9073 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 209, Liberty Hill. The family-run restaurant is owned by Ron and Angie Diaz, who have operated Perky Beans Coee & PB Cafe in Leander for several years. The business provides dine-in and takeout options, serv- ing customers a variety of pizza, chicken wings, sandwiches and more. The pizza spot is operating under temporary hours, but plans to open for lunch in the future. 512-843-4284. www.angelaronzonis.com 5 International gym F45 Training opened a location in Liberty Hill in late January. F45 provides gymgoers with a full-body workout that is designed to improve energy levels, metabolic rate, strength and endurance. The gym is tailored for group workouts with multiple class times throughout the day. Ses- sions at F45 last for 45 minutes and are aimed to burn up to 750 calories. Beigh Johnson is the general manager at F45 Training Leander East, which is located at 9101 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 105, Liberty Hill. F45 has more than 1,000 locations across more than 45 countries. 512-900-7988. www.f45training.com 6 I Love Nails & Spa opened at the Vista at 29 shopping center in Liberty Hill on March 11. Customers can receive
1 Whitestone Brewery opened its second location on March 24. Located at 15390 W. Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill, this location is larger with more available parking, Whitestone Brewery Event Coordinator Morgan Mattfeld said. It has 23 total taps as well as nonbeer options. Van’s Damn Tasty food truck also has food options available. Mattfeld said White- stone Brewery expanded to capitalize on more space for production, build community and extend its oerings to Liberty Hill because there are not many craft beer breweries in the area. Whites- tone Brewery’s rst location is at 601 E. Whitestone Blvd., Ste. 500, Cedar Park. www.whitestonebrewery.com 2 After being in the works for a few years, Liberty Hill Animal Hospital opened April 3. Services such as digital x-rays, allergy testing, boarding, emer- gency and urgent care, on-site diag- nostics, microchipping, and more are available for cats and dogs at the new veterinary hospital. Located at 13100 W. Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill, Liberty Hill Animal Hospital is the third veterinary prac- tice to open in the city. 512-885-3446. www.libertyhillah.com 3 Texas Central Vapor & Alterna- tives opened at 12701 W. Hwy. 29, Ste. 2, Liberty Hill, on March 27. Owned by Camille Winans and Lonnie Bozeman,
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telemedicine services for attention-decit hyperactivity disorder consultations, medication checks and follow-up appoint- ments. Chisholm Trail Pediatrics also has locations in Georgetown and Round Rock. 512-476-1763. www.ctpgt.com/libertyhill RELOCATIONS 10 Tomahawk Targets relocated from 1309 Leander Drive, Ste. 704, Leander, to Liberty Hill on May 1. Tomahawk Targets builds, packages and ships targets to customers while also oering a mobile ax-throwing service for events. While the new building—which is located at 370 CR 277, Liberty Hill—is situated on a 1.5-acre tract of land that includes a private residence, customers are still able to inquire about targets, order and pickup there. The new location is not, however, an ax-throwing storefront, owner Greg Kelley said. He said he relocated because he was looking for a property that could accommodate a home for a family member and a metal building for the business. 512-872-1572
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May & June events
MAY 18 THROUGH 20 GET ROWDY AT THE RODEO The Liberty Hill Fair and Rodeo will feature a series of events including the mutton busters ride, steer roping, barrels and breakaway, and multiple rodeo performances over the course of three days. Vendors will also be present every day of the rodeo. 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Free (kids 3 and younger), $10 (ages 4-12), $20 (age 13 and up). Harvest Ranch Arena, 8355 RM 1869, Liberty Hill. www.libertyhillfairandrodeo.com 27 STROLL AROUND THE MARKET Liberty Hill Pop-Up Market will oer over 40 vendors, food trucks and kids activities for participants of all ages to enjoy. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. Main Street Social, 1651 Loop 332, Liberty Hill. www.experiencelhtx.com JUNE 02 HAVE A FAMILY NIGHT Higginbotham Brothers will host Liberty Chill, which will feature food trucks, children’s games and prizes, a petting zoo, ax throwing, local vendor and business booths and giveaways throughout the course of the event.
5-9 p.m. Free. 12500 W. Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill. 254-329-7010. Facebook: Higginbotham Brothers - Liberty Hill, TX 03 SPLASH AT A POOL CELEBRATION The city of Liberty Hill will host its Beat the Heat Grand Opening Party to celebrate the new Liberty Hill Swim Center. Put on by the city’s aquatic sta, the event will feature music, contests, treats, food trucks and special guest appearances. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Event is included with daily pool admission or pool pass. 255 CR 200, Liberty Hill. 512-548-5532. www.experiencelhtx.com 10 SEE YOUR FAVORITE ‘MADAGASCAR’ CHARACTERS “Madagascar The Musical” will be making an appearance at the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park. Attendees will get an opportunity to see “Madagascar” characters Alex, Marty, Melman and Gloria as they grace the stage in this live musical. The musical will feature new songs written for the play, dance numbers and puppets. 5:30 p.m. (doors open), 6:30 p.m. (show starts). $29 and up. 2100 Ave. of the Stars, Cedar Park. 512-600-5000. www.hebcenter.com 14 SUPPORT LEANDER ISD In partnership with the Cedar Park, Leander and West Austin chambers of commerce, the Leander Educational
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Leander’s annual family-friendly Old Town Street Festival will include live music all day as well as food vendors, drinks from wineries and breweries, and handcrafted creations by local and national artisans. The event will be headlined by Texas musician Dale Watson with an after-party featuring The Spazmatics. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Free. Old Town District, 100 N. Brushy St., Leander. 512-259-1907. www.oldtownstreetfestival.com
The Water Tower Kickstart event takes place once a month throughout the summer on select Thursday evenings with June being the rst. Located downtown at the Water Tower Parking Lot, the event features live music, children’s activities, food and drinks. Other event dates are July 20 and Aug. 10. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Free. 822 Loop332,
Liberty Hill. 512-417-8448. www.experiencelhtx.com/ water-tower-kickstart
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allows participants to trade in their old puzzles for new ones. For every puzzle an attendee brings, they can swap it for another. The library encourages puzzles to be complete to participate. 5:30-7 p.m. Free. 1011 S. Bagdad Road, Leander. 512-259-5259. www.leandertx.gov 17 CELEBRATE JUNETEENTH The Leander Public Arts and Culture Commission in partnership with the city of Leander will host a Juneteenth Block Party at Robin Bledsoe Park to commemorate the holiday. This family-friendly event will feature musical performances with an appearance from Soulful Soundz Party Band, face painters, carnival attractions, food vendors, and an Emancipation Proclamation and Juneteenth history reading. 5-9 p.m. Free. Robin Bledsoe Park, 601 S. Bagdad Road, Leander. 512-528-9909. www.leandertx.gov 21 HEAR A UNICORN THEMED STORY Unicorn storyteller Ms. Maria will make an appearance at the Leander Public Library and give kids the opportunity to sing, dance, enjoy puppetry and explore their individuality through music and unicorns. The performance will be based on the book “What I Like About Me.” 2 p.m. Free. 1011 S. Bagdad Road, Leander. 512-259-5259. www.leandertx.gov
Excellence Foundation will host the annual 2023 State of the District luncheon, which will feature Leander ISD Superintendent Bruce Gearing. The community can donate funds to help support LISD students. 11:30 a.m. Ticket prices vary. Vista Ridge High School, 200 S. Vista Ridge Blvd., Cedar Park. 512-570-0027. www.leeftx.org/sod 14 WATCH COOL SCIENCE TRICKS Mad Science of Austin & San Antonio will put on an interactive show full of science tricks at Leander Public Library. Mad Science is a science enrichment provider that delivers unique, hands-on science experiences for children at after-school programs, birthday parties and special events. 11 a.m. Free. 1011 S. Bagdad Road, Leander. 512-259-5259. www.leandertx.gov 14 SIP AND SHOP WITH FRIENDS Owner Angela Huling will throw a Summertime SipNShop event at the Turquoise Peacock Boutique, which will be a happy hour event featuring giveaways, sales and new arrivals. 4:30-6:30 p.m. Free. 660 S. Bagdad Road, Ste. 330, Leander. 432-853-1253. Facebook: Turquoise Peacock Boutique 15 SWAP PUZZLES WITH OTHERS Leander Public Library will host its Puzzle Swap Party, which is an event that
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Liberty Hill will continue with the project to install a roundabout at the intersection of Loop 332, CR 279 and Munro Street despite sta concerns about increased congestion in the area due to other trac improvements. The addition of a roundabout at this intersection is aimed to increase trac ow and slow down trac through downtown, making the intersection safer, according to city ocials. It will also provide an opportunity for landscaping and green space, adding to the city’s downtown aesthetics. “I just wanted to be sure [of] the timing of this, of moving forward now,” City Administrator Paul Bran- denburg said at the April 12 City Coun- cil meeting. “I’m not opposed to the project at all; I believe the roundabout is needed. My dilemma is does it need to be delayed a little bit until signaliza- tion at Main Street and [RM] 1869 are up to see what that looks like?” The Texas Department of Transpor- tation is scheduled to install four-way trac signals at the intersection of
Loop 332 and RM 1869, helping to improve trac in the area. City sta said the trac lights were supposed to be installed last summer, but due to certain obstacles, construc- tion began in April. Brandenburg said the city does not have a timeline for activating the lights. Brandenburg requested a delay in the roundabout project to ensure the intersection signals installed by TxDOT will work for trac control and that the city had a developed plan for trac, detours, trucks and public communication, according to city documents. Without these factors, Brandenburg said the concern is causing more trac issues. Despite this, Council voted in favor of the roundabout project moving forward. The $2.1 million roundabout project will be funded through the city’s general fund budget. The city opened bids May 3 for construction of the project. City o- cials said work on the roundabout project will likely begin in three
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DEVELOPMENT UPDATES
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Projects underway in the Leander & Liberty Hill area
Nearly 700-acre master-planned community Lariat to bring wave of homes to Liberty Hill
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Construction on Lariat, a new master-planned community in Liberty Hill, is underway, with homes slated to hit the market in late summer. Developed by Randolph Texas Development, the 688-acre Lariat community broke ground in November 2021. The development will have three home builders: Ashton Woods, Perry Homes and Tri Pointe Homes. Ashton Woods announced in an April 4 news release it will put its rst homes in the neigh- borhood on sale later this year. With a total of 262 lots, including 140 in the initial phase, Ashton Woods will build two home styles and 15 dierent oor plans. Located at 3100 CR 214, Liberty Hill, Lariat is north of Hwy. 29 and west of US 183, close to the North Fork of the San Gabriel River and San Gabriel River Brewery. Liberty Hill ISD plans to build an elementary school within Lariat, district ocials said. Fund- ing for this school is anticipated to come from the 2023 bond, which was on the May 6 ballot. The neighborhood will oer amenities includ- ing walking trails, a swimming pool, a pavilion, a dog park, playscapes and a shing pond.
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The Brownstone at Northline in Leander is slated to open its rst set of units at the end of the summer, Northline founder and developer Alex Tynberg said. While 17 townhomes will be completed at this time, construction company Novak Brothers is under contract to build a total of 69 units. The Brownstone, located at 931 Pullman St., Leander, is within the Northline development, a walkable district with a mix of commercial and residential uses. Preleasing on units, which have three- and four-bedroom options, is scheduled to open in early summer. Additional multifamily housing is also under construction at the Northline site, Tynberg said. First group of Northline townhomes nears nish
One of three builders bringing homes to Liberty Hill’s Lariat neighborhood is Ashton Woods. (Courtesy Ashton Woods)
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Leander Fire Station No. 2 upgrades to include additional space for county crews The city of Leander recently completed design work for Fire Station No. 2—which is located at 1950 Crystal Falls Parkway, Leander—as ocials prepare to reno- vate and upgrade the facility in the next year. Through an agreement with Williamson County This addition makes room for a second EMS unit to be stationed in Leander, which will allow EMS to respond to calls more quickly. The upgrades are estimated to cost $2 million.
The city anticipates completing the construction documents this summer and bidding the project for construction shortly afterward. Ocials said while the timeline is not concrete, the plan is to have a contractor agreement by late fall and for construction to start in early 2024.
EMS, Leander Fire Department will construct an addi- tional equipment bay and upstairs sleeping quarters, which will be attached to the existing re station, to hold the county’s ambulance and emergency medical services crew, according to city ocials.
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CONTENT PAID FOR BY UPPER BRUSHY CREEK WCID
BUILDING AND MAINTAINING DAMS FOR OVER 65 YEARS
DISTRICT DAMS IN YOUR AREA
PROJECT PLANNING & CONSTRUCTION STILL ESSENTIAL DURING DROUGHT The Upper Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District (WCID) was created in 1956 to help reduce flooding and control erosion. The original twenty-three dams were constructed in the late 50’s and early 60’s to protect a mostly rural landscape. Since then, the District has rapidly developed from Leander to Hutto to be home to over 400,000 people with complimentary commercial development. The increase in overland flows and the number of lives and property at-risk make the regional flood protection the dams provide more important than ever. Although the District has been in a drought for several years, it is vital that we continue with our flood risk mitigation planning and projects. As rainfall fails to appear, vegetation is weakened and, in some cases, dies off reducing natural flood protections and often increases flooding as the runoff travels faster. It also means that when the storms return, they tend to be more erosive creating additional risks.
For a full map go to ubcdams.org.
The District projects work on mitigating regional flooding risk and erosion risk to our dams. The design and permitting phase of these large-scale complex projects usually take more time (graphic below) than the actual construction phase. Continuing to plan and pursue construction and rehabilitation projects allows us to be better prepared when the rain and seasonal flooding events return.
Block House Creek (Partner Project)
Dam @Lakecreek Park Study 6
Dam @CR 112
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YOUR TAX DOLLARS DRIVING PROJECTS TO THE FINISH LINE
CONTENT PAID FOR BY UPPER BRUSHY CREEK WCID
ANNUAL UPDATE FROM THE DISTRICT
DIRECTORS
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS The District will start construction on a new dam (Dam 101) in May of this year. This project will be the largest undertaking since the original dams were built in the late 1950s and 1960s. This dam will mitigate the most flood risk of the three identified projects to address flooding in the Lake Creek watershed. While some of our dams are eventually absorbed into public parks, this dam is located on private property. To find out more about the new dam, please visit our website at www.ubcdams.org/Dam-101 . Estimated completion is Winter of 2025. The rehabilitation at Dam 22 at CR 139 is substantially complete, revegetation is currently in process. This project included draining the existing lake to allow for the reconstruction of the dam and primary spillway conduit. The completed rehabilitation project at Dam 15 at Paloma Lake repaired wind erosion and added armor to minimize future erosion. Lake levels returned to normal with seasonal rains. Rehabilitation at Dam 14 at Meadow Lake has been divided into two phases. Phase 1 will address cracking on the backside of the dam. Estimated completion is Winter of 2023. Phase 2 will protect the auxiliary spillway and the dam from excessive erosion during extreme storms.
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2ND BOND ISSUANCE $31+ MILLION FUTURE CAPACITY
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Voters approved bond funding in November 2020 allowing the District to develop and complete projects more quickly (and cost-effectively) than cash funding. The District received extremely competitive bids for its first bond issuance securing an interest rate of 2.89% for the initial $51+ million dollars of bonds which allowed the Board of Directors to lower the tax rate to .0175 per $100 of valuation.
GREG BRILL Place 3
Dam @CR 139
Dam @CR 137 Study
Dam @Spanish Oak Creek Rehabilitation 4 Dam @Ganzert Lake Rehabilitation
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PARKS & RECREATION City Park to undergo upgrades; new pool opens Memorial Day
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groups, trees, more pavilions, addi- tional bathrooms, and potentially a volleyball or pickleball court. These upgrades would come to the park through a renovation project, the planning for which began in late March, that aims to “amplify and unify the park’s existing amenities,” Higuera said. The city conducted meetings with park stakeholders and launched a survey to receive feedback on the park’s amenities. Higuera said while the survey was scheduled to close June 1, it will likely be extended to garner more responses. Engineering consultant Kimley- Horn will use the feedback to develop design options, which it will present in late June or early July. Higuera said the upgrades will be done in phases. The cost and timeline for construction are not yet known as it is still early in the project.
Liberty Hill City Park’s newest feature—a public swimming pool—is set to open May 29. The Liberty Hill Swim Center, which experienced construction delays due to supply chain issues, will include spraying water features, a tanning ledge with lounge chairs and lap lanes. It is 4 1/2 feet deep and will have lifeguards. Since the pool is not heated, it will only be open during the summer, Parks and Rec Supervisor Jamie Higuera said. Daily admission costs $4 or less, depending on age, and season passes are also available. Located at 255 CR 200, Liberty Hill, City Park has a playground, picnic tables, a full and half basketball court, a pavilion, and soccer elds. Separate from the Swim Center opening, the city is looking to add another playground for dierent age
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Liberty Hill’s rst public pool will open at City Park on May 29.
LIBERTY HILL SWIM CENTER
The city of Liberty Hill will host a grand opening event for its new public pool June 3 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
POOL AMENITIES
Spraying water features
Tanning ledge
Lounge chairs
Lap lanes
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REGIONAL GUIDE
A noncomprehensive guide to regional splash pad destinations
Splash Pad Guide 2023
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If you are looking for a new place to cool o this summer, check out Community Impact ’s regional splash pad guide, featuring destinations from across Central Texas. The following key indicates additional amenities o ered near the splash pad. This list is noncomprehensive.
5 Glenwood Splash Pad is open daily during the summer and consists of ground and raised spray features. The 25-foot-wide splash pad is button activated with a shaded concrete pad and picnic tables available.
Wed. 7:30 a.m.-noon.; Fri.-Sat. 7:30 a.m.-11 p.m. Dates open: year round 221 E. Main St., Round Rock 512 218 5540 www.roundrocktexas.gov
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North Central Texas 1 Brushy Creek Lake Park ’s splash pad includes both ground and raised water elements on a concrete pad. Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily, weekends only in September Dates open: May 1Sept. 4 3300 Brushy Creek Road, Cedar Park 512 401 5500 www.austinparks.org 2 The splash pad in Downtown Georgetown is directly next to the city’s art center in its brick courtyard. Cost: free
3 The Falcon Pointe Splash Park in Pugerville is button operated to conserve water. The aquatic city-owned amenity also includes an adjacent playground for a variety of ways to play. Cost: free Hours: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. daily Dates open: May 20-late September 1813 Tranquility Lane, Pugerville 512 990 6365 https://parks.pugervilletx.gov 4 The Garey Park Splash Pad has a variety of water features in its 7,000-square- foot space, including water cannons, tunnels, a spider spray and a water mill. Cost: free (ages 3 and younger), $2 (residents), $4 (nonresidents) Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m., closed Sun.
Cost: free Hours: 8 a.m.-8 pm. daily Dates open: May 2Oct. 2 101 Fishbaugh Drive, Hutto 512 759 4000 www.huttotx.gov
8 At Rabbit Hill Park a large spider and dragony mural makes up the base of this large splash pad. The spider fountain’s spray of water measures over 2,000 square feet.
Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: April 8Sept. 30 1109 Blue Ridge Drive, Georgetown 512 930 6800 parks.georgetown.org
6 Lakewood Park Splash Park is near the city’s shing pier, lakeside pavilions and a host of other park amenities for residents to take advantage of. Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: April 1Oct. 15 2040 Artesian Springs Crossing, Leander 512 528 9909 www.leandertx.gov 7 Main Street Plaza Fountain in downtown Round Rock doubles as a concrete splash pad, and it may close for some holidays and special events that take place in the plaza. Cost: free Hours: Sun.-Tue, Thu. 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m.;
9 Spanning more than 1,600 square feet, the San Jose Park splash pad has 15 dierent water features to spray, shower and shoot water at visitors. It is partially shaded.
Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: April 1Sept. 30 816 S. Main St., Georgetown 512 930 6800 https://parks.georgetown.org
Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: April 1Sept. 30 1707 San Jose St., Georgetown 512 930 6800 https://parks.georgetown.org
Dates open: April 1Oct. 31 650 RM 2243, Georgetown 512 930 6800 https://parks.georgetown.org
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Splash Pad Guide 2023
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10 The city of Pugerville’s Stone Hill Splash Pad is open to children of all ages. Children under age 9 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No dogs are allowed in the splash pad, although there is a separate dog park.
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Cost: free Hours: 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily Dates open: May 20Sept. 4 1124 Town Center Drive, Pugerville 512 990 6365 https://parks.pugervilletx.gov
Hours: 9 a.m.-10 p.m. daily Dates open: April 27Oct. 31 200 Dawson Road, Austin 512 974 9330 www.austintexas.gov 18 Pease Splash Pad at Kingsbury Commons in Pease Park is centrally located in Austin near The University of Texas campus. Cost: free Hours: 8 a.m.-10 p.m. daily Dates open: May 1Oct. 31 1100 Kingsbury St., Austin 512 842 9018 19 In addition to a shaded splash pad with a variety of water play features, Ricky Guerrero Park has a host of amenities, such as a swimming pool, a park pavilion and a playground.
512 312 0084 www.budatx.gov
Liz Carpenter Splash Pad
15 New Braunfels’ largest park, Fischer Park ,has a splash pad with water features that spray, spout, mist and pour. The water is reused for park irrigation. Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily Dates open: March 13Oct. 31 1935 Hilltop Summit Road, New Braunfels 830 221 4350 www.nbtexas.org 16 Green Meadows Park features upgraded bathroom facilities, a large parking lot, event space and a splash pad.
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11 Quarry Splash Pad at Southwest Williamson County Regional Park includes slides, ground-based watering elements, and adjacent picnic tables and grassy areas for families to spread out. Cost: $2 Hours: Wed.-Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., closed Mon.-Tue. (except Memorial Day & Labor Day) Dates open: May 27Sept. 4 3005 CR 175, Leander 512 943 1919 https://parks.wilco.org 12 The touch-activated splash pad in Wetzel Park oers a variety of water elements to entertain visitors. Adjacent picnic tables and a playground are available. Cost: free Hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: April 1Oct. 1 821 Loop 332, Liberty Hill 512 778 5449 https://experiencelhtx.com/wetzel-park
Central/South Central Texas
13 Bartholomew Splash Pad , which is covered by a shade structure, is located in Bartholomew District Park along with a disc golf course, picnic areas and playgrounds. Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: May 1Oct. 31 5201 Berkman Drive, Austin 512 974 9330 www.austintexas.gov 14 City Park , a 59-acre park in downtown Buda, oers playgrounds and volleyball courts in addition to community gathering spaces and a splash pad with many water- spouting elements.
Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: May 1Sept. 4 2357 Green Meadows Lane, Buda 512 312 0084 www.budatx.gov
Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily
Dates open: May 1Oct. 31 (The splash pad’s opening was delayed until mid-May for repairs.) 1100 Brodie St., Austin 512 974 9330 www.livegrowplayaustin.com
Cost: free Hours: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. daily Dates open: May 1Sept. 4 204 San Antonio Road, Buda
17 Liz Carpenter Splash Pad is located in Butler Park in downtown Austin near several city walking trails, restaurants and retail. Cost: free
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