In an effort to protect Austinites during the coronavirus pandemic, the City of Austin has temporarily postponed all hearings, votes, and other actions related to its rezoning plan. Local residents may continue to file official rezoning protests at FileYourProtest.com until the city council’s final vote on the plan, which has not yet been rescheduled. Once ...
On Wednesday, March 11, a local court will hear a case we helped file to protect your right to protest the City of Austin’s controversial rezoning plan. The trial is set for 2:00 PM in Room 512 of the Travis County Courthouse, located at 1000 Guadalupe Street. Click here for answers to a few of the most frequent ...
If you own property in Austin, make sure to file an official rezoning protest at FileYourProtest.com by February 29, 2020. Once you file a protest for a piece of property, our legal team believes the City of Austin will be unable to legally rezone it without the approval of three-fourths of the city council (9 ...