The Bee Cave Bee

Hope next field actually has grass and are able to control the fire ant infestation.
Soccer fields are supposed to have grass and be well maintained unless using astro turf. Very dissapointed with poor quality of fields being that its in an affluent community. Lake Travis Youth Association states most of the money from athletics goes to field maintenance. Curious to know where the money went since fields looked like a ghetto.

The Field of Dreams facility has difficulty maintaining grass on the fields due to extreme overuse. The field space isn't nearly what it needs to be for the number of players, hence the proposed sale and move to a larger facility. There are also water issues at the current location that should be resolved with the move. And just for the record, I spend at least 3 days a week at FOD and have never experienced a fire ant problem.

If you feel strongly about this issue, that multi family housing is not in the Bee Cave Master Plan, then I urge you to attend City Council meetings to make your voice heard!

Go to the City of Bee Cave council meetings and let your voice be heard!

Make your voice heard at city council? Na.... City council is deaf and has the track record to prove it. Make voice heard....hysterical.

The FOD has been 'for sale' for years ~ now is the perfect time to sale w/the commercial monies paying high payments, especially in the Bee Cave areas.

My concern, among many other people, will the Carl Beck Cemetery be 'honored'/kept up when the FOD properties are sold?? The almost forgotten Carl Beck Cemetery has recently been renovated, cleared of dense/deep vines/weeds/ cedars/etc. by William M. Grumbles, as a a Troop #441, Boy Scout Eagle Project. With new fence posts where needed, a new walkway, 2 new signs donated and being placed over the new gate, will all the hard work on the old historical Carl Beck Cemetery be kept up and/or will the 'new owners' bulldoze the land of the FOD?

We would hope a buyer, developer, realtor would heed an 1800's historical cemetery of some of the oldest ancestors of Bee Cave, TEXAS, and preserve the history within.