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City council is gearing up to make crucial decisions on a $721,000 planning fund for Rathgeber Park and other significant budget requests that could reshape the community.

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Council reviews FY2027 supplemental budget requests, prioritizes Stephenson, park and maintenance items
Council heard detailed updates to the FY2027 budget and supplemental requests, including a $721,000 planning estimate for phase 1 of Rathgeber Park, supplemental park and DSRP requests, staffing proposals for the Stephenson building and an estimated $568,000 balance forward into FY28 under the proposed tax rate.
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September 19, 2026 at 1:22 AM
The city council has revamped its fee schedule, affecting everything from utilities to park rates—find out what changes are coming and how they could impact you!

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Council adopts consolidated fee ordinance covering utilities, parks, environmental health and the Stephenson facility
Council adopted an amended fee schedule updating utilities charges, environmental health fees, park rates (separating city-limits from ETJ discounts) and a new fee schedule for the Stephenson building; some environmental-health fees require a 60-day stakeholder notice and will be phased in.
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September 18, 2026 at 11:45 PM
City staff are pushing for a $200,000 upgrade to Ranch Park's restroom facilities, while a heated debate brews over funding a walkway to the town's iconic springs.

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Staff propose $200,000 Ranch Park restroom upgrade as council debates springs easement
City staff presented the draft FY27 budgets, proposing a $200,000 commercial-grade restroom replacement at Ranch Park, new tourism advertising and video initiatives, and a $26,000 stairs/walkway item tied to the privately owned Dripping Springs site that prompted questions about easement terms.
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July 16, 2026 at 9:43 AM
Dripping Springs City Council just made significant moves, from approving a key sign variance for Wolfe Physical Therapy to greenlighting major infrastructure projects worth millions!

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Votes at a glance: Dripping Springs Council approves sign variance, ordinances, contracts and two ILAs; authorizes infrastructure bids
On April 21 the council approved a tenant‑panel sign variance for Wolfe Physical Therapy, amended parks youth program titles, authorized a $51,800 HVAC services agreement at Ranch Park, approved two interlocal agreements with Dripping Springs ISD (including a Rathgeber easement), and authorized bids for Old Fitzhugh Road and the South Collector sewer project.
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April 24, 2026 at 4:05 PM