Resolution adopted by the NWACA Zoning Committee regarding type 2 short-term rental properties and their compliance with City code
2015 07 15 Knox Tract Conceptual Site Plan
Conceptual plan for how the Knox tract might be developed for 11 homes
2015 07 15 Knox Tract Development
Summary of the history and current status of development plans for the Knox tract near Running Rope
(See also conceptual site plan)
Car Trip Generation Chart
Chart from the Institute of Transportation Engineers, with average car trips/day by property use
City of Austin PUD Ordinance (DOCX)
Standards for a Planned Unit Development, from the Codes and Ordinances of the City of Austin, last updated in 2008
City of Austin Zoning Guidelines (PDF)
Current description of zoning principles, processes and zoning districts, with supporting detailed charts
DJCC Ordinance Background (PDF)
Description of the files here regarding the 2008 DJCC ordinance
DJCC PUD Ordinance (PDF)
2008 City Ordinance regarding the Dell Jewish Community Center PUD
DJCC PUD Setbacks Drawing (PDF)
A drawing of the setbacks for the DJCC PUD Ordinance of 2008
DJCC Restrictive Covenant (PDF)
The restrictive covenant to the DJCC PUD Ordinance of 2008
Imagine Austin Activity Centers and Corridors – Conceptual View
A graphical depiction of the different types of activity centers and transit corridors described in Imagine Austin, so that you can see relative sizes and structures envisioned
Imagine Austin Growth Concept Map
Map of Austin on which are placed the priority locations for the three different types of activity centers - Regional Center, Town Center, and Neighborhood Center
Imagine Austin List of Activity Centers
List of identified priority locations for development of Activity Centers that match the Growth Concept Map
Northwest Hills VMU Ordinance (PDF)
Ordinance regarding vertical mixed use in Northwest Hills.
NWACA Input for CodeNEXT (PDF)
Notes from a City input session in NWACA, as part of developing CodeNEXT
Restricted Covenant for 8200 and 8300 N Mopac
This document records the agreement between NWACA and the developer of the expansion of the sites at 8200 and 8300 North Mopac, after zoning was granted for density bonus to 90 feet.
Restricted Covenant for Luby’s Site
This document records the agreement between NWACA and the developer of the site formerly occupied by a Luby’s Restaurant at Steck and Mopac.
What is a Charrette Process
Collaborative approach for land use planning situations
What is a Neighborhood Center
Description of the three types of activity centers in Imagine Austin, with examples to help readers understand the intent of a Neighborhood Center, the least dense of the three
What is a PUD
Description of the background and intent for a Planned Unit Development (PUD) concept and zoning classification in Austin, with descriptions and map of some in the NWACA area
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Central Texas is in a long drought cycle, despite occasional rain. Dry NWACA landscapes and the homes within are vulnerable to wildfire because we live in a greenbelt with a lot of wildfire fuel in its dead and down material. Our homes are most at risk from flying embers. They can be made relatively safe by removing debris, sealing all points of entry from flying embers, and clearing dead and dry vegetation. If you haven’t yet done so, please get a free home assessment to help you identify your risks. Use the Home Firewise Risk Evaluation form in the Be Involved menu on the home page.