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A bold vision for Kerrville's future took center stage at the City Council meeting on June 10, 2025, as developers unveiled plans for the ambitious Whiskey Springs project. The proposal promises to transform nearly 800 acres into a premier golf course community, blending luxury living with environmental stewardship.
Developer Michael Hornace, alongside his team, emphasized the importance of thoughtful planning over haste, stating, “It’s more important to get them right.” The project aims to create a mixed-use environment featuring a championship golf course, high-end retail, and a luxury hotel resort, all while preserving over 400 acres of open space.
Hornace highlighted the unique topography of the site, which he described as “very special” and unlike any other in the Hill Country. The development is designed to attract both residents and tourists, capitalizing on Kerrville's proximity to major metropolitan areas and its appeal as a vacation destination.
Key features of the Whiskey Springs project include:
- An 18-hole championship golf course.
- 368 single-family lots, maintaining a low density of 0.47 units per acre.
- A commitment to sustainability, utilizing recycled water for irrigation and drought-tolerant landscaping.
Hornace expressed confidence in the project’s potential, stating, “This is where I’m setting up my stake,” and called on the community to embrace the vision. The developers are committed to ensuring that the growth aligns with Kerrville’s character and environmental needs, promising to implement best practices in water conservation and energy efficiency.
As the project moves forward, the City Council and community members will be watching closely, eager to see how Whiskey Springs will shape the future of Kerrville.
Converted from City Council Meeting - June 10, 2025 meeting on June 11, 2025
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