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Council approves fundraising campaign for Blue Hole Nature Center, keeps $3M Hays County bond commitment
Summary
Wimberley City Council unanimously approved a campaign to develop the Blue Hole Nature Center, reflecting Parks Board recommendations and preserving a $3 million allocation from a Hays County parks bond; Council removed a $1 million naming-rights option for the entire center.
Wimberley City Council on April 17 approved staff’s fundraising campaign to develop the Blue Hole Nature Center, maintaining a $3,000,000 allocation from the Hays County Parks and Open Space bond as the project budget baseline.
Parks and Recreation Director Richard Shaver told the council the Parks Board unanimously recommended approval and that staff…
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