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Austin's Vision: Oak Hill Growth, Aquifer Future

Wednesday, April 16, 1986 special called

  • Massive Oak Hill Rezoning Initiative

    Passed initial readings for 104 zoning cases in the Oak Hill area, laying the groundwork for significant future development across numerous, largely undeveloped properties.

  • Edwards Aquifer Conservation

    Held a work session focused on the Edwards Aquifer Conservation District, highlighting the city's commitment to protecting vital water resources.

  • Central Loop 360 Corridor Negotiations

    Received updates on ongoing discussions regarding the development of the Central Loop 360 Corridor, involving major area landowners.

  • Modernizing Waste Management

    Reviewed a pilot program for mechanized (automated) refuse collection, exploring advancements in city sanitation services.
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C C City Council Frank C.Cooksey Mayor John Treviño, Jr. Mayor Pro Tem Council Members Mark Rose Smoot Carl-Mitchell Sally Shipman George Humphrey Charles E. Urdy Jorge Carrasco City Manager Elden Aldridge City Clerk FOUNDID 1039 Austin City Council MINUTES For SPECIAL CALLED MEETING 4TH FLOOR AUDITORIUM - Council Chambers, 307 West Second Street, Austin, Texas Memorandum To: - - APRIL 16, 1986 4 Ρ.Μ. CENTRAL LIBRARY Mayor Cooksey called to order the special called meeting of the Council, noting the absence of Mayor Pro Tem Trevino. CITY MANAGER REPORTS Terry Childers, Senior Assistant City Manager, reported on the Central Loop 360 Corridor Negotiations, Jim Duncan, Director, Office of Land Development Services, said the four primary players in the negotiations are the Davenport Ranch, St. Stephen's School, Rob Roy Neighborhood, and Wild Basin. Richard Ridings, Director of Public Works, presented the City Manager Report on Pilot Program for Mechanized Collection of Refuse. Discussion followed by members of the Council and a representative of Solid Waste Department, Pete Golding. WORK SESSION Council held a work session on Edwards Aquifer Conservation District. PUBLIC HEARING OAK HILL AREA STUDY Mayor Cooksey announced Council would hear the following zoning cases. Council heard, closed the public hearing on some of the cases and postponed others to future meetings to be held as Special Called Meetings on Wednesdays until all cases have been heard. C Council Memo 2 4/16/86 Jim Huber, Office of Land Development Services, stated the following cases should be taken in a consent motion. Mr. Huber explained the reason no addresses are listed is because a lot of the property is undeveloped, is unsubdivided and the City does not assign addresses until they are. There are 104 cases in all. The following were taken in one consent motion. Motion The Council, on Councilmember Shipman's motion, Councilmember Urdy's second, passed through FIRST READING ONLY the following cases: (5-0 Vote, Councilmember Humphrey (left meeting at 6:55 p.m.) and Mayor Pro Tem Trevino absent.) Oak Hill Area Study - Hearing (Upper Williamson Creek Area) (a) OAK HILL AREA STUDY By Office of Land Development Services C14-85-288 1. Gilbert Japko NO (3.129 acres) SF-6 An area generally bounded by U.S. 290 West and Circle Drive on the south, Thomas Springs Road on the west, the property lines which extend beyond Old Bee Cave Road to include the area impacted by the proposed Boston Lane Corridor in the north and Patton Lane and Convict Hill Road area in the east. From Interim "RR" & Interim "SF-2" to "RR", "SF-1" "SF-2", "SF-3" "SF-6", "MF-1" "MH", "NO", "LO" "GO" ""LR" ', "GR" "CS", "IP", "AG", and "p" (5.3 acres) 6. Bud LO Farris (1.89 acres) 7. Jerry Wheat NO 2. Mamie Roberts 3. Haskell Hudson 9.Billy Yoting 5. Center of CS-1 LO (1 acre) (1.95 acres) 9. Oak SF-6 SF-6 LR View (2.27 acres) (53.33 acres) LO LO 4. NO (4.32 acres) LR LR (.28 acres) (6.12 acres) 10. Southwest IP IP the Hills (2400 sq. ft.) Business (40.02 acres) Joint Park LR LR Venture (9.96 acres) Council Memo 11. Southwest GO Summitt (9.59 acres) 12. Boston Point LO (15.78 acres) CS-1 (bld. pad) LR (13.33 acres) R.O.W. (3.63 acres) GO 3 30. Sanford Hurwitz 36. Dwight Eads 38. Tommy Nelms 39. Bill MH 4/16/86 (3.15 acres) LO (6.49 acres) CS (8.19 acres) (2.99 acres) CS Ward (57.65 acres) 40. Buster MF-1 GR Thomas 41. Ray LR (6.37 acres) (9.3 acres) LO (7.7 acres) Robertson (5.19 acres) 13. Ford Smith 14. Jean Strope 15. Haskell Hudson #1 19. Hi Plains Savings & Loan 20. John R.O.W. (1.79 acres) GR (3.02 acres) LR (.68 acres) LR (.53 acrès) GO (21 acres) GO A. Davis 21. Jerry (9.13 acres) Angerman (.74 acres) LR #1 CS-1 (600 S.F.) 42. Mark MF-1 (14.49 acres) LR Reinking (4.2 acres) 44. Nelms/ Brewer 45. Hi RR RR Plains Savings & Loan (16.94 acres) (18.3 acres) SF-1 (26.8 acres) SF-2 (23.2 acres) SF-6 (73.2 acres) MF-1 23. The LO Simmons 24. The (13.40 acres) SF-6 (10.16 acres) LO Escarpment(11.85 acres) 51. Francis Stein- (34 acres) GR (15.4 acres) SF-6 (5.3 acres). breecher MF-1 (8.58 acres) Council Memo 55. W.H. 4 Simpson 57. John Gould LR (2.45 acres) RR (21.2 acres) SF-1 (11 acres) SF-6 (19.1 acres) LO (1.9 acres) 60. Barnes/ DR Connally (115 acres) 73. Pat 92. Oak Hill LO Assembly (3 acres) of God 93. Mt. Olive GO Luthern (8.68 acres) Church AG Winfield (32.57 acres) 98. Муга 99. Frank C6 Glauninger(10 acres) 101.Cary LR Jones NO GR for (lot 20) Bishop (1.74 acres) Haskell SF-3 Hudson (lot 18) GR (.87 acres) 75. Thornhill NO & Vaught (.78 acres) LO & Laurie (.92 acres) 77. Dennis Romig 78. Robert DR Schmidt (32.19 acres) 102. "Boston 52" (52.6 acres) LO and GR restricted to restaurant (9 acres) GR (6 acres) LR (4 acres) IP (24.23 acres) NO Brackett (.28 acres) .Judy 81. Boone MF-1 Wilkening (17 acres) 84. Norman CS Schafer (.93 acres) 85. Collier/ LO (5.6 acres) Dixon/ Hudson 86. David CS Brock (3 acres) R.O.W. (remainder) 4/16/86 ADJOURNMENT Council adjourned its meeting at 7:30 p.m.