Comments regarding common expectations of a PUD
2014 12 22 Attachment 5 – PUD Park (pdf)
Diagram of proposed park inside the PUD boundaries
2014 12 22 Attachment 4 – Doss Park (pdf)
Diagram of proposed changes to Doss Park
2014 12 22 Attachment 3 (pdf)
Example page from Hill Country Conservancy Trust
2014 12 22 Attachment 2 (pdf)
School access and safety items
2014 12 22 Attachment 1, part b (pdf)
Description of transportation changes
2014 12 22 Attachment 1, part a (pdf)
Proposed traffic improvements
2014 12 22 Applicant Letter to NWACA (pdff)
Letter describing proposed changes to the PUD application (attachments are separate files here with the same 2014 12 22 date)
2014 12 22 Future Conceptual Map
Map provided as part of the December 22, 2014 materials from the applicant
2014 10 03 COA Staff Comments on PUD Application (pdf)
Summary comments from the Austin Planning and Development Review Staff on the PUD application
2014 09 09 NWACA Survey Results (pdf)
Results of a survey of the NWACA neighborhood regarding the PUD application
2014 09 09 PUD Briefing Sheet (pdf)
High level summary of the facts about the PUD application, as of 9/9/2014
2014 08 19 PUD Feedback – NWACA attendees (pdf)
Results of the survey distributed at the Community meeting, for NWACA residents
2014 08 19 PUD Feedback – all attendees (pdf)
Feedback to survey distributed at August 19th Community Meeting
2014 08 19 Community Meeting (pdf)
Slides from the Community Meeting held at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church with applicant and City staff
2014 07 10 Superiority chart (pdf)
Chart showing responses to the Tier 1 and Tier 2 requirements for a PUD
2014 06 18 Land Use Plan Sheet 3 (pdf)
Third of three sheets that go with the Land Use Plan diagram
2014 06 18 Land Use Plan Sheet 2 (pdf)
Second of three sheets that go with the Land Use Plan diagram
2014 06 18 Land Use Plan Sheet 1 (pdf)
First of three sheets of notes that go with the Land Use Plan diagram
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