From Texas Public Radio:
Hill Country residents are worried developers will scar the area’s scenic hilltops, and one town has decided to do something about it.
Wimberley Residents Want To Buy Mount Edith To Protect It From Developers
“It has good public support because everyone wants to have more parks and less congestion, but having and affording it and who’s gonna pay for it and who’s gonna maintain it because maintenance is not free.”
Eli Cohen / Courtesy Of The City Of Wimberley
Mount Edith is for sale.
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