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🚨 Dripping Springs Just Got the Green Light to Grow Again 💧🏗️
After years of delays and legal battles, the Texas Supreme Court has officially cleared the way for Dripping Springs to expand its wastewater capacity — unlocking stalled growth across one of Austin’s fastest-growing suburbs.
📈 The city has been running at nearly 90% capacity, forcing delays on major projects — even H-E-B paused its expansion due to limited infrastructure.
But now?
✅ A 2019 permit to boost treatment from 300,000 to 822,500 gallons/day is moving forward, thanks to the court’s decision to reject environmental challenges.
🌱 That means:
• More homes
• More retail
• And more long-term infrastructure for growth
Mayor Bill Foulds called it a “significant day” after 12 years of planning. The city can now finish its South Regional Wastewater System, allowing reuse of treated water for parks, trails, and future developments.
💬 So, what do you think?
Is this the growth Dripping Springs needs — or are we pushing too fast into sensitive Hill Country land?
👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments.

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