Plan to attend this FREE seminar for residents in the Wimberley Valley area with 5+ acres of land. This information will be of great value for large land owners 20+ acres as well.

Mark Steinback, Director of The Texas Land Trust, and attorney, Thomas Hall of Braun & Associates will explain how you can put your land in conservancy or add deed restrictions prohibiting development from destroying the natural beauty of the Hill Country.

The following issues will be discussed: tax reductions associated with land conservation, how to add simple deed restrictions attached to your current deed, preserving land for future generations, providing wildlife habitats, and more.

Join us in our mission to preserve the Wimberley Valley and protect the Texas Hill Country by attending this seminar.

Call: 847-9599 or 847-2215 to reserve a seat in advance.
Standing room only with no reservation.

The Hays Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (HTGCD) is a group of qualified experts who monitor our aquifer's conditions. Our future looks grim if we don't quit overbuilding, overpumping, and misusing the most precious resource we all share...water. Most people believe that as long as it comes out of the faucet, we're OK. The issue is far more reaching. We want to insure that we have a clean water source for our lifetime and generations to come.

HTGCD is asking government for full Chapter 36 authority which would allow them to determine whether a development project will be sustainable or destructive to our aquifer. Chapter 36 authority would raise your taxes in a miniscule way, but in return, keep individual citizens of the Wimberley Valley from taking to task each and every developer who slips through the back door trying to slide a dense subdivision into your backyard.