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53.17-Acres City of Jonestown Future Land Use Map Aug. 2018 designates the Highway frontage acres

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Balcones Canyonlands is a National Wildlife Refuge located in the Texas Hill Country to the northwest of Austin, Texas. The Refuge was formed in 1992 to conserve habitat for two endangered songbirds including the Golden-cheeked Warbler and the Black-capped Vireo and to preserve Texas Hill Country habitat for numerous other wildlife species. The refuge hosts many special events throughout the year that are fun for all ages. From guided nature walks to workshops to festivals. Come out and enjoy your National Wildlife Refuge! Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge
24518 FM 1431
Marble Falls, Texas 78654
Phone: 512-339-9432
Fax: 512-267-6530

VOLENTE BEACH WATER PARK ADDRESS: 16107 Wharf Cv, Leander, TX 78641 TELEPHONE: (512) 258-5109 On the shores of Lake Travis, Shore Club Volente Beach Waterpark has its own sandy beachfront, volleyball courts and kids playground. The waterpark attractions include a water slides, tube slide, and a kids activity pool. The most popular attractions are Sidewinder, the park’s giant half-pipe tube ride and The Twister, a high-speed cannon-bowl body slide.

Lago Vista Municipal Golf Course is a par 72, 18-hole championship golf course that offers over 6500 yards of fun and challenging play. Originally introduced by vintage pro golfers Lee Trevino and Orville Moody. All golfers are welcome to enjoy the intriguing fairways, epic lake views, and abundant wildlife at Lago Vista Golf Course with restaurant, bar and pro shop. Whether you’re gearing up for a tournament or just getting in a little practice after work, the practice facility at Lago Vista provides a relaxing atmosphere for honing your game with its beautiful view of Lake Travis. Three tiers of natural grass and synthetic teeing surface plus a practice putting green are available. Tennis courts too.

One of Our Native Red Oak Trees in the Texas Hill Country near Hickory Pass

Smithwick Masonic Lodge Founded in about 1863 on the banks of the Colorado River which is now along Lake Travis. It was situated beside the abandoned Smithwick Mill raceway along the river which had been washed out by two previous floods. Noah Smithwick sold his Ranch at this site in about 1860 due to the Civil War and State of Texas secession talks, and moved to California to avoid potential war time bloodshed among neighbors, family, and friends. His memoirs published in 1900 are still available as printed by the University of Texas Press.

Keep Lago Vista Beautiful has won a grant from the Texas Native Plant Society to install a butterfly garden in the Lago Vista Municipal Sports Complex. This grant is part of a program called “Bring Back the Monarchs to Texas”. It provides $400 to purchase and install native flowers such as milkweed, pollinator, and nectar plants, that are particularly attractive to Monarch butterflies passing through the Hill Country on their migrations in the spring and fall. Sheldon Green of KLVB says “When the garden is complete, signs will provide names and background of the plants, making it a source of information for those in the area who want to create butterfly gardens on their property. We can each help return the threatened Monarch population to a better normal.” Scientific results released by the Environmental Defense Fund (March 2020) have revealed a 53% drop in the Monarch Butterfly migrations to Michoacan, Mexico. According to the study, “the Monarch Butterfly population is below the threshold at which scientists predict the migration could collapse. The Monarch Butterfly has been on a downward trajectory for decades with annual fluctuations such as land use changes, habitat loss, and extreme variable weather. ” (EDF) The spring planting of the garden is complete, with more varieties of milkweed and pollinators to be added in the fall. Look for the sign “Monarch Waystation” to the right of the pool house on the inclined walkway. This designation is open to all who meet the criteria of the Monarch Watch monarchwatch.org/waystations. ; Or just look for the butterflies. You too can be a part of the excitement at Keep Lago Vista Beautiful. KLVB meets on the second Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Lago Vista City Hall.

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