The City of Horseshoe Bay is accepting applications from residents to serve on one of the following: Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Adjustment, Fuchs’ House Advisory Committee, and Parks Advisory Committee. Volunteers must be registere...
Mayor Clinesmith signed a proclamation at the September 15, 2020 City Council meeting declaring the month of October 2020 as "Hill Country Night Sky Month" in Horseshoe Bay. The proclamation serves to educate citizens and encourage everyone to l...
An applicant has requested that the decision by the City Zoning Administrator denying the construction of a fence on a vacant property on Lighthouse Drive be reversed. There will be a public hearing by the Horseshoe Bay Board of Adjustment (BOA)...
Mayor Cynthia Clinesmith signed three proclamations today celebrating public servants. The first proclamation declares the week of May 3rd - 9th as "Municipal Clerks Week" in Horseshoe Bay. 2020 is the 51st anniversary of Municipal Clerks Week w...
The Development Services Department would like to remind you that the Oak Wilt Prevention Ordinance prohibits the pruning of any oak tree from February 1st until July 1st. Learn how the prevention of the spread of this disease will keep Horsesho...
Mayor Jordan declares April 15-21, 2018 as "International Dark Sky Week" in Horseshoe Bay, at the April 17th City Council meeting. In November 2015, the International Dark Sky Association designated Horseshoe Bay as an International Dark Sky Com...
Proclamation of the City of Horseshoe Bay
Honoring The Contributions of
Winnie Woodruff
WHEREAS, Winnie Woodruff has served as a volunteer with the Telecare Program for fifteen years in the City of Horseshoe Bay, Texas; and
WHEREA...
Development Services and all City Offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2020 in observance of Labor Day. No inspections will be performed on Monday and all inspection requests received after 3:30 pm today will be scheduled for no sooner...
Irrigation rules for new landscaping –watering variance required
The City of Horseshoe Bay has a twice-weekly watering schedule for its water customers based on odd or even address numbers, and whether a property is commercial or multi-...
City Council has adopted a new ordinance that requires all contractors doing business in the City of Horseshoe Bay to register and receive a registration card with the City through the Development Services Department. Any new general commercial,...
Beginning this Monday, June 15, Development Services lobby hours will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. In order to continue to ensure next business day inspections, requests for building inspections will be due by 3:30 p.m. Building inspections rec...
The Development Services and City Hall Lobby Offices will re-open to the public on Tuesday, May 26. All City Offices are closed for business on Monday, Memorial Day, May 25 and there will be no inspections on Monday. Tuesday, Developm...
Dear General Contractors, Builders, and Property Owners,
Spring has sprung in Texas and not only are the wild bluebonnets making an appearance but so are property owners who are shaking off the winter season and making ready for home improvements and new c...
On Wednesday, March 18, 2020, the Development Services Lobby at City Hall will be closed as a precautionary measure. For all building permit and rezoning or plat applications, and all map submittals, please use the map file holder that is located on the f...
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The City will begin Annual Water Disinfection Chlorine Conversion October 1, 2020
The City of Horseshoe Bay will be conducting a free chlorine reversion of its water distribution system. The conversion will begin on October 1, 2020, and will last...
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Millions of monarch butterflies are headed to Mexico from North American breeding grounds with a route of more than 2,500 miles. Ninety percent of all monarch butterflies migrate through Texas from September to November, peaking in mid-October.
HORSESHOE BAY, Texas – A $14,000 grant from the Lower Colorado River Authority will help the City of Horseshoe Bay encourage water conservation by providing customers with real-time information about their water use.The grant, along with a match...
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