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Council postpones downtown planned development district after parking, stormwater and water-reuse questions
Summary
Council members postponed consideration of a Planned Development District for 320 Wimberley Square after Planning and Zoning recommended denial pending further detail on parking, stormwater management and rainwater reuse. Council directed a working group to refine requirements and return to the council.
The Wimberley City Council on Feb. 20 postponed action on a proposed Wimberley Plan Development District (WPDD) for 320 Wimberley Square after extensive public comment and concerns from Planning and Zoning about parking, stormwater and rainwater reuse.
Planning staff described the 1.44-acre site as the former Cypress Creek Cafe, currently zoned Commercial High Impact (C3) in the City Center overlay. The applicant’s concept plan proposed a market and restaurant at the front of the property and a two-story lodging component of 20 units at the rear; the plan included 40 parking spaces, rainwater catchment and underground stormwater storage beneath the…
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