The 2025 Annual Meeting was held March 26, 2025, with these slides as the overall presentation. Additionally the following materials are available for download:
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.
This document records the agreement between NWACA and the developer of the site formerly occupied by a Luby’s Restaurant at Steck and Mopac.
The 2024 Annual Meeting was held May 15, 2024, with these slides as the overall presentation. Also at the meeting Austin Water’s Wastewater Department showed these slides explaining the infrastructure updates underway in our neighborhood.
When building or remodeling in the City of Austin, you need to be mindful of the threat of wildfire and build with as much resilience as possible. Implementation of the Wildland Urban Interface Code for the City of Austin began in January 2020.
To see the details about the code and materials currently approved, visit
this web page:
If you have questions about specific materials or about details in the code, contact the Austin Fire Department’s Wildfire Division at [email protected]
Christian Mendoza described the work of the Austin Police Department’s Office of Community Liaison, with details about the program he manages for the senior population.
Chris Vetromile from the AFD Wildfire Division described the current activities of the Austin Fire Department and why it’s important for all of us to be vigilant in hardening our homes against wildfire damage.
This presentation at the 2023 Annual Meeting described the events and activities of NWACA for the year, and it includes the Oak Wilt presentation that was done.
Web sites with information about crime prevention and neighborhood safety.
This booklet is for neighbors who are members of a Neighborhood Watch group.
This booklet is used by those who organize neighbors into a Neighborhood Watch group.
Learn about which species are invasive in Central Texas, with photos to help identify them
here
This trifold describes the efforts in NWACA in 2022 to promote zero pedestrial crashes in our neighborhood.
This presentation by James Duff from the Austin Fire Department's Wildfire Division describes the recently adopted Wildland Interface (WUI) Code and how it affects NWACA.
These slides were used by NWACA President Robert Nash to run the meeting, and they include the presentation by Jon Plum on Preventing Oak Wilt.
This document provides a description of the positive contributions of the Ashe juniper (aka cedar) tree to the Central Texas environment, as well as dispelling a number of myths about the tree.
This fact sheet addresses the hazards of combustible material within the 5-foot zone around a home and how to mitigate the risks.
Until July, sap beetles are attracted to fresh tree wounds and can transmit the oak wilt fungus to a healthy oak tree during pruning. The heat of July-August is believed to suppress the beetles and reduce the risk of infection. Note that all trees are under the normal stress of summer, depending on soil moisture, and some are still in their growing season then. So if you haven’t completed pruning of oaks by now, it’s best to wait until fall.