Updates to the April plan, provided by Drenner Group in August, 2015
2015 08 12 Land Use Plan Updates – sheet 1
Updates to the April plan provided by Drenner Group in August, 2015
2015 08 12 Neighborhood Centers and the Austin Oaks PUD
Part of the August 13 submission from Drenner Group, this is more readable than what is in the scan of documents with the Drenner update
2015 08 12 Land Use Plan Updates – sheet 2
Updates were made to LUP sheet 2 to incorporate modifications to notes and for additional notes to the version published in April
2015 08 13 Drenner Update #2
Response and additional information provided by Drenner Group, subsequent to the July Master Report
2015 07 16 City Staff Master Review Report
Consolidated comments from Planning and Zoning Department on the Update #1 packet from Drenner Group in April.
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)
2015 08 Role of Wildlife Biologists
Eighth in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 07 06 Zoning Committee Resolution on STRs
Resolution adopted by the NWACA Zoning Committee regarding type 2 short-term rental properties and their compliance with City code
2015 07 Coyote or Fox?
Seventh in a series of coyote education articles for 2015
2015 05 17 Austin Oaks PUD Survey – Littlefield Report
Results of a survey conducted for Drenner Group by Littlefield Consulting May 17-18, 2015
What is a Charrette Process
Collaborative approach for land use planning situations
2015 06 10 NWACA Board Resolution on Austin Oaks PUD
Resolution issued by the NWACA Board reiterating opposition to the current proposed Austin Oaks PUD and requesting a charrette process
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
Imagine Austin List of Activity Centers
List of identified priority locations for development of Activity Centers that match the Growth Concept Map
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 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
2015 05 22 Traffic Impact Analysis – Exhibit 2 – Conceptual Plan
This conceptual site plan is referenced in the TIA Executive Summary.
2015 05 22 Traffic Impact Analysis – Exhibit 1 – Map
This map of the Austin Oaks site is referenced in the TIA Executive Summary.
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.