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  • Realtor Contacts For Selling Your House Before Brack Tract Is Developed

    If you are not concerned about UT’s plans for Brackenridge because you’re planning on selling your house when UT starts building out Brack, here is list of some excellent local real estate companies who can help sell your home before UT adds 12-15 million sq. ft of development with up to 9,900 residents in 6,645 […]

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  • MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) Travel Study

    The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (Mobility Authority) is studying options to improve mobility in the MoPac Corridor (Loop 1) between downtown Austin and Parmer Lane.  As part of that effort, a survey is being conducted of drivers who routinely use MoPac to help us better understand how they use MoPac.  The survey should require […]

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  • MoPac News — Traffic Study Survey and Open Houses

    Traffic Study Survey:  As reported at http://www.ctrma.org/images/stories/downloads/MA_MoPac_Studies.pdf, CTRMA is running a traffic study Sept 12-30.  In addition, an online survey for drivers who have recently used MoPac between Parmer and Cesar Chavez is available at http://legacy.rsgsurvey.com/mopac/passworda.asp.  This survey will help planners determine what types of improvements offer the best opportunity to improve mobility in the […]

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  • Letter from Elliot Niashtat to UT Board of Regents Subcommittee re Brackenridge Tract

    On May 10, 2010, State Representative Elliot Naishtat wrote to the Board of Regents Subcommittee to describe the significance of the Brackenridge Tract, both as a “lynch pin of the West Austin neighborhood” and as part of the City’s early desegregation history, and to recommend that the future of the Brackenridge Tract be considered in […]

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  • West Austin News: City Council Says “No Thanks” to Neighborhood Plan for Brackenridge Tract

    West Austin News, Vol. 23, Issue 41 (August 26, 2010) City Council Says “No Thanks” to Neighborhood Plan for Brackenridge Tract By Martha DeGrasse After three years of hard work, negotiation and compromise, the West Austin residents finally saw the proposed Central West Austin Neighborhood Plan put before the City Council last week. Although the […]

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  • City Council First Reading Results for Central West Austin Combined Neighborhood Plan

    On August 19 , 2010, City Council met to consider our neighborhood plan on first reading.  The plan was based on “consensus” decisions from plan stakeholders over the course of three years of meetings, although City Staff has its own recommendations which sometimes departed from “consensus.”  In addition, the Planning Commission reviewed the Plan and […]

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  • Neighborhood Stakeholder Recommendations for Central West Austin Combined Neighborhood Plan

    Motion # / Description Planning Commission Recommendation Neighborhood Stakeholders Recommendation Motion 1:  Uncontested portions of CWACNP Approved Motion 2:  Uncontested rezoning recommendations Approved Motion 3:  Contested land use recommendation L.6.2 related to Austin State School NP SC Recommendation:  “…Redevelopment should result in harmonious residential development near the existing residential areas and concentrate the more intensive […]

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  • TxDOT to host public forums on rail plan, seeks input from residents

    On August 10, 2010, the Texas Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting to glean public opinion on the state’s developing rail plan.  The meeting will be held in the hearing room of TxDOT’s Austin district office, 7901 N. I-35, from 6-8 p.m., and is one of nine meetings TxDOT will hold across the […]

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  • Howson Branch Family Film Night — “Where the Wild Things Are” Movie Night Aug.3, 2010

    Howson Branch Library Family Film Night will show the movie,  “Where the Wild Things Are,” on Tuesday, August 3, 2010 at 6:30 pm.  This movie is the 2009 American fantasy drama film directed by Spike Jonze and adapted from Maurice Sendak’s 1963 children’s book Where the Wild Things Are, where Max, a disobedient little boy […]

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  • Neighborhood Planning Update: July 29 City Council Hearing on CWACNP

    Neighborhood Planning Update: The City Council will hear the first reading for the Central West Austin Combined Neighborhood Plan on July 29th at 6:00PM, but there is a possibility the hearing will be re-scheduled due to budget issues that are also scheduled for that day.

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