Development
BY ZACHARIA WASHINGTON
WorldSprings aims to open mineral pool spa Cedar Park is going to be the home of the rst Central Texas location of WorldSprings, a spa o ering a globally inspired outdoor mineral pool experience that promotes wellness and relaxation. Cedar Park City Council approved a special use permit for the project during its March 28 meeting. A closer look WorldSprings is planning to bring over 40 soaking pools and mineral springs that re ect and mimic various bodies of water around the world to an 8-acre site northwest of 183A Toll and E. New Hope Drive. The complex will feature a blend of hot and cold springs as well as larger fresh water pools. Ethan Harwell, a representative of the company, said WorldSprings is not a water park but a health and wellness facility intended for passive recreation. In addition to the pools, WorldSprings will o er spa services, health and wellness coaching, retail
Tiger Woods-backed mini golf proposed Interactive golf entertainment brand PopStroke is heading to Cedar Park after City Council approved a special use permit for the project March 28. About the project Supported by professional golfer Tiger Woods, the project could include a 36-hole miniature golf course, a bar and restaurant, and outdoor play areas. Representatives said construction could take eight to 10 months.
Developer builds single- family rental homes Construction of two rental home neighborhoods is underway in Liberty Hill and Leander. The details Caso Santa Rita Ranch—located in the Santa Rita Ranch master-planned community—will o er 170 single-family rental homes once fully built out, said Kate Martinez, with management company Avenue5 Residential. Work on the subdivision began in January 2022 and is expected to reach completion in June. As of Feb. 8, the community had 87 occupied homes, Martinez said. Residents of the rental community have access to all Santa Rita Ranch neighborhood amenities, which include a pool and splash park, trails, parks, a clubhouse and a wellness barn. Also of note Caso Leander, a similar concept from the same
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The Cedar Park location will be WorldSprings' second Texas wellness facility.
Caso Santa Rita Ranch features three- and four-bedroom oor plans with two- and two-and-a-half-bathrooms.
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options, and on-site restaurants. “This is more of a destination than just a commu- nity pool,” council member Mel Kirkland said during a March 7 meeting. Something to note A few Cedar Park City Council members expressed concerns about water usage during the March 7 meeting. Harwell said WorldSprings is a low water user compared to other commercial businesses, using the equivalent of 54 households of water per day.
developer, broke ground in January at US 183 and 183A Toll. Upon full buildout in spring 2027, Caso Leander will have 70 duplexes and 123 single-fam- ily rental homes. Amenities include a clubhouse, tness center and a pool. Notable quote “This is opening up [an] opportunity to be in a home, where [residents] may have not even been able to imagine having their own single-family home,” Martinez said.
Residents in the western portion of the city will now have re and emergency services closer to home with Liberty Hill Fire Station No. 3 breaking ground March 7. A closer look Costing $6 million, construction on Fire Station No. 3 will last for roughly a year. Once the station opens, 15 additional re ghters will be brought onboard.
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NORTH 620 10601 N FM 620 (512) 506-8316
CEDAR PARK 13530 Ronald Reagan Blvd (512) 986-7681
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