From Austin Business Journal, January 9, 2009...
One of the biggest mixed-use developments ever planned for Marble Falls may move forward more slowly than anticipated now that developers have opted to back off a rezoning request in the face of community opposition.
Falling Water, as the development is called, is slated to hold a mix of commercial space, single-family and multifamily homes, a marina, and potentially a hotel that could have a spa or convention center, said Roy Bechtol, CEO of Planned Environments Inc.
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Showing posts with label Zoning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoning. Show all posts
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Leander’s zoning draws attention
From Impact News, June 20, 2008...
When David Hutton looks out the window of his office in the City of Leander Planning Department, he envisions people strolling to eat lunch at picnic tables in a public plaza surrounded by a garden of native plants.
Hutton is the city’s director of planning and author of Leander’s Composite Zoning Ordinance, an award-winning document describing the city’s planning philosophy that directly affects how Leander looks now and in the future.
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When David Hutton looks out the window of his office in the City of Leander Planning Department, he envisions people strolling to eat lunch at picnic tables in a public plaza surrounded by a garden of native plants.
Hutton is the city’s director of planning and author of Leander’s Composite Zoning Ordinance, an award-winning document describing the city’s planning philosophy that directly affects how Leander looks now and in the future.
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Friday, April 11, 2008
Austin Rail Stops Get New Zoning
From Austin Business Journal April 7, 2008...
The station area plans were approved for transit-oriented development zoning creating denser, pedestrian-friendly zoning in those areas, many of them are currently zoned for commercial or industrial uses.
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The station area plans were approved for transit-oriented development zoning creating denser, pedestrian-friendly zoning in those areas, many of them are currently zoned for commercial or industrial uses.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
Leander Votes Down Zoning in Winding Creek Subdivision
From Hill Country News April 10, 2008...
A zoning proposal that would have paved the way for $3.5 million in private funds for water, wastewater and other needed utilities to the east side of Leander was voted down at Thursday night's regularly scheduled city council meeting.
KB Homes has proposed the development of Winding Creek subdivision, which would have a plethora of homes blended with commercial retail on the east side of the Reagan-Parmer corridor. Representatives from KB Homes said homes in Winding Creek would be similar to those in the Silverado subdivision on the east side of Cedar Park.
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A zoning proposal that would have paved the way for $3.5 million in private funds for water, wastewater and other needed utilities to the east side of Leander was voted down at Thursday night's regularly scheduled city council meeting.
KB Homes has proposed the development of Winding Creek subdivision, which would have a plethora of homes blended with commercial retail on the east side of the Reagan-Parmer corridor. Representatives from KB Homes said homes in Winding Creek would be similar to those in the Silverado subdivision on the east side of Cedar Park.
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