KEY POINTS: On November 8, a Travis County District Court ruled the City of Austin broke the law again by failing to properly notify local residents of zoning changes and by refusing their opportunity to file protest rights Local officials are now preparing yet another citywide rezoning plan, one that will allow nine units on ...
KEY POINTS: An internal report by City Hall staffers argues against the Austin City Council’s latest rezoning plan The report confirms some facts about zoning, the housing market, and housing costs, facts that many supporters of the council’s rezoning plan deny Concerned residents should file protests no later than December 5 As we told readers ...
KEY POINTS: An internal report by City Hall staffers argues against the Austin City Council’s latest rezoning plan The report admits Phase 1 of the council’s plan won’t provide affordability, will worsen displacement, and will raise property taxes Concerned residents should file protests no later than December 5 An explosive internal report quietly filed by ...
You now have until December 5 to file your electronic protest to protect your home and neighborhood from the City of Austin’s latest rezoning plan. FILE YOUR PROTEST The council set a December 7 council meeting for action on the proposed code amendments. This allows additional time to file electronic protests. File your electronic protest ...
KEY POINTS: The City of Austin has sent out postcards about proposed initial zoning changes for single-family neighborhoods that would allow three units per residential lot The postcard neglects to tell you that the second phase of the city’s plan will allow each residential lot to be subdivided into 2,500 square foot lots and building ...