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Dripping Springs board delays Sports Club variance after residents raise traffic, noise and privacy concerns
Summary
After community testimony about traffic, noise and privacy impacts, the City postponed a request by the Dripping Springs Sports Club to exceed a 100,000-square-foot limit; staff said a traffic impact analysis (TIA) is pending and the item was rescheduled for Sept. 2, 2025.
The City of Dripping Springs on July 15 postponed consideration of Variance 2025-002, a proposal from the Dripping Springs Sports Club (DSSC) that would allow a commercial building to exceed the 100,000-square-foot limit in Planned Development District 6. Council and staff said they still had not received a complete traffic impact analysis (TIA) needed to evaluate access and safety concerns, so they voted to set the matter for Sept. 2, 2025.
Applicant Drew Rose presented project updates including a revised landscape and screening plan, community town halls and formation of a community advisory committee. Rose said he preferred a horizontal wooden fence around parts of the site and proposed reallocating some budget from masonry fencing to increased landscaping and sound…
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