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Item 50 Thursday, October 22, 2026 No vote recorded
Asks Council to hold a public hearing and approve an ordinance rezoning 1125 and 1127 West 6th Street from CS-MU-V-CO-NP to limited industrial service-planned development area-neighborhood plan (LI-PDA-NP) combining district zoning, as requested by the applicant. Staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting LI-PDA-NP zoning.
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Item 51 Thursday, October 22, 2026 No vote recorded
Asks Council to hold a public hearing and approve an ordinance rezoning 1019 Dalton Lane (Carson Creek Watershed). The applicant requests limited industrial service (LI) zoning in place of interim-rural residence (I-RR), while staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend limited industrial service-conditional overlay (LI-CO) zoning.
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Item 23 Thursday, October 8, 2026 Passedunofficial This resolution kicks off a rezoning of about a third of an acre of city-owned land at 58 and 64 Rainey Street — the pocket park attached to the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center — so the site can be zoned for parks and recreation use. Rainey Street has been a fast-changing corridor for years, and the change would line up the zoning on the books with how the land is actually used as green space next to the MACC. Because the property already belongs to the City, this step is about the land's zoning designation rather than an acquisition.
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Item 28 Thursday, October 8, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a historic landmark designation for the James Harvey and Pearl Caldwell House at 400 West 37th Street, just north of campus in the Waller Creek watershed. The owner is asking to add an "H" historic overlay to the property's existing family residence and neighborhood conservation zoning, which brings demolition and exterior alteration review through the Historic Landmark Commission. City staff, the Historic Landmark Commission, and the Planning Commission all recommend granting the change. A public hearing is part of the item.
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Item 29 Thursday, October 8, 2026 Passedunofficial C14-2025-0089 - 1120 and 1122 S Capital of Texas Highway - Conduct a public hearing and approve an ordinance amending City Code Title 25 by rezoning property locally known as 1120, 1120 1/2, 1122, and 1220 South Capital of Texas Highway Southbound (Eanes Creek Watershed). Applicant Request: To rezone from limited office (LO) district zoning and neighborhood commercial (LR) district zoning to neighborhood commercial-vertical mixed use building-conditional overlay-density bonus 90 (LR-V-CO-DB90) combining district zoning. Staff Recommendation and Zoning and Platting Commission Recommendation: To grant neighborhood commercial-vertical mixed use building-conditional overlay-density bonus 90 (LR-V-CO-DB90) combining district zoning. Owner/Applicant: AREIT City View LLC. Agent: Drenner Group, P.C. (Leah M. Bojo). City Staff: Jonathan Tomko, AICP, Austin Planning, 512-974-1057. A valid petition has been filed in opposition to this rezoning request.
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Item 30 Thursday, October 8, 2026 Passedunofficial This item adds historic landmark protection to the Doris Miller Auditorium at 2300 Rosewood Avenue, rezoning the city-owned site in the Boggy Creek Watershed from P-NP to P-H-NP. The landmark designation means future changes to the building face historic review, a meaningful step for a longtime East Austin gathering place. City staff, the Historic Landmark Commission, and the Planning Commission all recommend granting the change, and the item includes a public hearing.
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Item 31 Thursday, October 8, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for a cluster of properties at the corner of Chicon Street and Rosewood Avenue in East Austin, in the Boggy Creek Watershed. The applicant wants to add the DB90 density bonus designation to the existing commercial-mixed use zoning, a tool that allows taller buildings in exchange for income-restricted units. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the change.
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Item 8 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This authorizes a contract with Clariti Cloud, Inc. for enterprise permitting software licenses and support — the digital backbone behind how Austin handles permits, licenses, and land management. For anyone who has waited on a building permit or a site plan review, this is the system that tracks the paperwork. The contract runs an initial three years with up to six one-year extensions, for a total not to exceed $28,129,160; $3,000,556 is available in the Austin Development Services operating budget, with the rest contingent on future budgets.
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Item 69 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This resolution asks the City Manager to draft an ordinance broadening which public spaces and businesses must keep an automated external defibrillator on site, including any Title 25 land development code changes needed to make it work. It also directs staff to look at ways to better coordinate and open up access to lifesaving equipment when someone goes into cardiac arrest. As a resolution, it sets the assignment and timeline rather than changing the rules today
s the actual requirements come back to Council later as a proposed ordinance.
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Item 79 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a public hearing and ordinance to remove about 1.86 acres at 815 South Quinlan Park Road from Austin's city limits, using the disannexation process created by Texas Senate Bill 1844 from the 89th Regular Session. The parcel out in the Steiner Ranch area of District 10 currently straddles two kinds of city authority — part sits in Austin's full purpose jurisdiction and part in limited purpose jurisdiction — so the change redraws which rules and services follow the land. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 81 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Results pendingunofficial This is a public hearing and ordinance on floodplain variances for 1120 Denfield Street, where a property owner wants to convert an accessory structure into a dwelling unit that sits inside the 100-year floodplain of Tannehill Branch Creek. City Code normally restricts building homes in that zone, so Council has to sign off case by case, weighing added housing against the realities of where Austin's creeks rise. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 83 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This ordinance reopens the 2002 Circle C settlement agreement — the deal that resolved fights over how the Save Our Springs Ordinance applies in that part of far southwest Austin — for roughly 246 acres near where southbound Mopac meets SH 45. The amendment allows more residential and multifamily units on the tract, reworks development and parkland rules, and changes traffic control and access requirements, including dropping the owner's obligation to build the South Bay Extension. The land sits in the Barton Springs Zone, which is why the SOS settlement governs it in the first place. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 84 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a public hearing on terminating a public restrictive covenant tied to a 1986 zoning case at 4009 Banister Lane, in the West Bouldin Creek Watershed. Restrictive covenants are conditions attached to a property alongside zoning, and lifting one changes what the owner can do with the site going forward. The owner, OP Park Place Property, LLC, is the applicant, and both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the termination.
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Item 85 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a zoning case for three adjacent properties at 1801, 1803, and 1805 West 35th Street in the Shoal Creek Watershed. The owners want to shift from limited office (LO-NP) to neighborhood commercial zoning with a conditional overlay (LR-CO-NP), a change that opens the door to small-scale retail and commercial uses rather than just offices, with the overlay spelling out limits on what can go there. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommend granting the LR-CO-NP zoning, with the Planning Commission's version coming through as amended. Council holds a public hearing before acting on the ordinance.
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Item 86 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a neighborhood plan amendment for three adjoining properties on Nuckols Crossing Road in Southeast Austin, switching their future land use designation from Single Family to Multifamily Residential. The future land use map guides what zoning the city supports on a site, so the change is the first step toward allowing apartment-style development where the plan currently calls for houses. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommend granting the Multifamily Residential designation. The land sits in the Williamson Creek watershed, and the applicant is KB Nuckols, LLC.
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Item 87 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning case for three properties along Nuckols Crossing Road in Southeast Austin, in the Williamson Creek Watershed. The owner, KB Nuckols, LLC, wants to shift the land from standard single-family lots to MF-3, a medium-density multifamily category that opens the door to apartment-style housing on the site. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommend granting the change with a conditional overlay attached, a tool that lets the city layer on site-specific limits.
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Item 90 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a public hearing on terminating a restrictive covenant tied to a 1980 zoning case on two properties along Springdale Road, just off East MLK Jr. Boulevard in the Fort Branch watershed. Restrictive covenants like this one layer extra conditions on top of a property's zoning, so lifting it clears the way for multifamily development on land owned by David Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the termination.
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Item 91 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for two lots at 301 and 309 East Wonsley Drive in North Austin, shifting from low-density multifamily (MF-2-NP) to neighborhood commercial with a mixed-use designation and a conditional overlay (LR-MU-CO-NP). The change opens the door to small-scale neighborhood retail \u2014 the applicant's name for the case is Wonsley Grocery & Kitchen \u2014 alongside residential use, with the conditional overlay attaching limits on what can go there. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the requested zoning. The property sits in the Little Walnut Creek and Buttermilk Branch watersheds.
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Item 92 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a zoning tune-up for two tracts on the southbound side of South Mopac in Circle C, out in the Slaughter Creek watershed. The base zoning districts stay the same
commercial services-mixed use on Tract 1 and general office-mixed use on Tract 2
but the conditional overlay conditions attached to each would be rewritten, which is where the real limits on uses and development live. City staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission both recommend granting the changes, with the commission signing off on an amended version.
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Item 93 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for two properties near 49th and Rosedale in the Shoal Creek watershed, shifting them from single-family (SF-3) to the city's highest-density multifamily category with a conditional overlay (MF-6-CO). The owner and applicant is Austin ISD, and both city staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend granting the change. A valid petition has been filed in opposition, which raises the threshold of council support needed to approve the rezoning.
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Item 99 Thursday, September 24, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a public hearing and ordinance on a site-specific amendment to the Save Our Springs Initiative, the city's landmark water-quality rules, to accommodate development at 5811 Southwest Parkway in the Barton Springs Zone. SOS ordinance variances are always closely watched in Austin, since the rules cap impervious cover and pollutant runoff in the watersheds that feed Barton Springs, and the amendment is written as the minimum needed for this one site. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 19 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial When developers opt to pay a fee instead of building affordable units under the Citywide Density Bonus Program, that money lands in a City fund — and this resolution sets priorities for how it gets spent, specifically a target income level for those affordable housing investments. It's a question of who the dollars serve, not how many dollars come in: the item doesn't change the total amount of fee-in-lieu collected. For Austinites watching density bonus deals reshape their neighborhoods, this is the follow-the-money piece.
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Item 30 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial Neighbors Rusty and Mary Tally are appealing the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use permit for the Girls' School of Austin at 2007 McCall Road in the Tarrytown area, and Council holds a public hearing to consider it. Conditional use permits are how schools and similar uses get the green light in areas where they aren't automatically allowed, so Council's call here decides whether the Commission's approval stands. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 31 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a public hearing and ordinance amending City Code Section 25-2-656, the Citywide Density Bonus (DBC) combining district rules, on how developers meet their affordability obligations \u2014 specifically whether an applicant can write a check instead of building income-restricted rental units on site. It matters because it shifts where the affordable homes actually land: inside the new building versus funded elsewhere through the city's fee-in-lieu pot. According to the item, certain projects in the program would provide on-site affordable housing rather than paying the fee, which could reduce fee-in-lieu collections over time, offset by the on-site units the development delivers.
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Item 33 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a public hearing and ordinance amending the Montopolis Neighborhood Plan to redraw the future land use map for 400 Vargas Road and 6520 Lynch Lane, switching those parcels from Commercial to Mixed Use. The future land use map is the guiding document neighbors and staff point to when new projects come forward in Montopolis, so a change here shapes what can be proposed on this East Austin site near the Colorado River. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the Mixed Use designation, which was requested by the property owners through their agent, Thrower Design.
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Item 34 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a rezoning request for two tracts in East Austin at 400 Vargas Road and 6520 Lynch Lane, in the Country Club East and Colorado River watersheds. The owners want to add the DB90 density bonus designation to both tracts \u2014 a tool that lets a project build taller and denser in exchange for including income-restricted units \u2014 and to shift Tract 1 from community commercial to general commercial services. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommend approval, with a conditional overlay attached to Tract 1 that limits certain uses.
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Item 35 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This item amends the East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood Plan to redraw the future land use map for a cluster of properties near Waller Creek \u2014 112 and 206 Medina Street, 1005 and 1010 East 2nd Street, and 105 San Marcos Street \u2014 shifting them from Single Family, Recreation and Open Space, and Civic to Mixed Use. The future land use map guides what kinds of development the city expects on a site, so a change here sets the stage for a mix of homes and commercial uses on land currently mapped for houses, open space, and civic purposes. The request comes from Christ Church of Central Austin, represented by Thrower Design, and both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the Mixed Use designation. A public hearing is part of the item.
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Item 36 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a rezoning case for three properties in the Waller Creek Watershed near East 2nd Street \u2014 112 Medina, 1005 East 2nd, and 105 San Marcos \u2014 owned by Christ Church of Central Austin. The applicant asks to go from single-family neighborhood plan zoning (SF-3-NP) to general commercial services with mixed use and a DB90 density bonus (CS-MU-CO-DB90-NP), which the Planning Commission recommends as amended. City staff recommends a smaller step up instead: neighborhood commercial with mixed use and a vertical mixed use building designation (LR-MU-V-CO-NP), so the council is choosing between two different scales of development on the site.
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Item 37 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial A rezoning case for two East Austin properties at 206 Medina and 1010 East 2nd Street, in the Waller Creek Watershed, owned by Christ Church of Central Austin. The applicant asks to shift from single-family residence zoning (SF-3-NP) to general commercial services with mixed use and vertical mixed use building designations (CS-MU-V-CO-NP), which opens the door to commercial and residential development on land currently zoned for houses. City staff recommends a lighter-touch neighborhood commercial designation (LR-MU-V-CO-NP), while the Planning Commission backs the applicant's broader commercial request as amended \u2014 so Council is choosing between two different visions for how intensely the site gets used.
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Item 38 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for 4201 Westbank Drive, off in the Eanes Creek Watershed on the west side, that swaps single-family (SF-2) zoning for neighborhood commercial (LR). LR is the city's smallest commercial category, so the change opens the door to modest retail or service uses on a lot currently zoned for a house. City staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission both recommend granting the LR zoning, and a public hearing accompanies the vote.
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Item 39 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a rezoning request for two lots at 301 and 309 East Wonsley Drive in North Austin, in the Little Walnut Creek and Buttermilk Branch watersheds. The owner wants to shift the property from low-density multifamily (MF-2-NP) to neighborhood commercial with a mixed-use designation and a conditional overlay (LR-MU-CO-NP), which opens the door to small-scale neighborhood retail alongside residential use. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommend granting the change, with the conditional overlay in place to limit what can go there.
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Item 40 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for a tract at 15212 North FM 620 in the Lake Creek Watershed, in far Northwest Austin. The owner, NBR 620 Holdings LLC, wants to move the land from development reserve (DR) zoning to community commercial (GR), which opens the door to a wider range of retail and commercial uses. City staff recommend straight GR zoning, while the Zoning and Platting Commission recommends GR with a conditional overlay "CO" that would add restrictions on top of the base zoning " so the council is choosing between two versions of the same basic change.
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Item 41 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for a property at 7217 McNeil Drive in the Rattan Creek Watershed, shifting it from family residence (SF-3) zoning to general commercial services (CS). That change opens the door to a much broader range of commercial uses than single-family zoning allows. City staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission both recommend granting the CS zoning, and the item includes a public hearing where neighbors and other Austinites can weigh in.
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Item 43 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is a rezoning request for three properties at 1409, 1411, and 1413 West 6th Street, in the Lady Bird Lake watershed. The owners want to move from limited office and neighborhood commercial-mixed use zoning to general commercial services with a conditional overlay (CS-CO-NP), which opens the door to a broader range of commercial uses on that stretch of West 6th. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the CS-CO-NP zoning, and the item includes a public hearing where neighbors can weigh in.
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Item 44 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a rezoning request for two AISD-owned properties at 2117 W. 49th Street and 4709 Rosedale Avenue in the Shoal Creek Watershed, shifting them from single-family (SF-3) to the city's highest-density multifamily category with a conditional overlay (MF-6-CO). Both city staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend granting the change, which opens the door to significantly more housing on land owned by the school district. A valid petition has been filed in opposition, meaning neighbors have formally organized against the request \u2014 a step that raises the vote threshold Council needs to approve it.
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Item 45 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Postponedunofficial This is a zoning case for four properties along South Capital of Texas Highway Southbound in the Eanes Creek Watershed, where the owner wants to shift from limited office and neighborhood commercial zoning to a neighborhood commercial designation that allows a vertical mixed use building with a conditional overlay and DB90 density bonus. DB90 lets a project build taller and denser in exchange for including income-restricted housing, so the outcome shapes how much residential the site can hold alongside commercial space. Both city staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend granting the change. A public hearing is part of the item.
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Item 46 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is the third and final reading of an ordinance that changes the future land use map in the Brentwood/Highland Combined Neighborhood Plan for three properties along Guadalupe Street just north of the Triangle, shifting them from Higher Density Single Family and Multifamily Residential to Mixed Use. The FLUM designation is the neighborhood plan's blueprint for what a site can eventually become, so it sets the stage for the companion rezoning on the same tract. City staff recommended denying Mixed Use and going with Multifamily Residential instead, but Council approved the first two readings 9-1 and 11-0.
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Item 47 Thursday, September 10, 2026 Passedunofficial This is the third and final reading of a rezoning for three lots at 7003, 7005, and 7007 Guadalupe Street in the Waller Creek Watershed. The owner, Purple Square One LLC, is asking to move the properties from a mix of multifamily and townhouse/condo zoning to general commercial services with a conditional overlay, keeping the equitable transit-oriented development and density bonus designations that come with being near a transit corridor. The change opens the site to a broader range of commercial uses and greater density along Guadalupe. Council approved first reading 9-1 in July and second reading 11-0 in August.
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Item 20 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
Council is weighing a two-year contract with HHM & Associates to update the survey of historic resources across East Austin, a part of town where questions about preservation and change run deep. The survey helps the city keep track of buildings and places that carry historic significance, which can shape future development and preservation decisions in the area. The contract would not exceed $577,362, drawn from Austin Planning's operating budget.
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Item 31 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
This ordinance would change City Code so that historic buildings already poking into a City right-of-way or easement no longer have to get an encroachment or license agreement to stay put — as long as they don't get in the way of the City's use of that space. It's a break for owners of older Austin properties whose stoops, walls, or structures predate today's rules. The trade-off: the City projects it would forgo $18,040 in fees for each qualifying historic property in the current and future budgets.
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Item 33 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Failed 10-0
Council is weighing whether to extend wastewater service to a 2.85-acre tract at 1107 Castle Ridge Road, which sits in some of Austin's most sensitive turf — the Drinking Water Protection Zone, the Barton Springs Zone, and the city's two-mile extraterritorial jurisdiction. Because it touches the Barton Springs watershed, extending utility lines here is the kind of decision that carries environmental weight beyond a single hookup. There's no fiscal impact to the city; the property owner pays the infrastructure costs to connect to Austin Water's system.
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Item 38 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
The Council is kicking off a rezoning process for the property at 5807 Ross Road that would allow food sales to operate there. This resolution is the first step, formally starting the change rather than finalizing it. If it moves forward, neighbors could see a new food-related business at that spot.
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Item 39 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
This resolution would have the City Manager give the Community Development Commission a heads-up whenever a rezoning application comes in for a property that already has multifamily housing on it. The idea is to loop the Commission in early enough that it can weigh in with recommendations before Council makes a call. For renters living in those buildings, it's a chance to have an advisory body flag concerns as zoning changes move through the pipeline.
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Item 49 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
The Council is holding a public hearing on whether to disannex about 0.198 acres at 1810 Rockcliff Road in District 8, effectively redrawing the city's boundary to remove this small parcel. The move is being made under Texas Senate Bill 1844, passed in the 89th Regular Session. Part of the property currently sits in Austin's full-purpose jurisdiction and part in its limited-purpose jurisdiction. The item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 50 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
The Council is holding a public hearing and weighing an ordinance to disannex roughly 0.277 acres at 6705 Elfland Drive in District 10, pulling that small parcel out of Austin's full-purpose city limits under state law (Senate Bill 1844). It's a tiny boundary tweak, but it shifts which jurisdiction the property answers to for services and rules. The item is noted to have no fiscal impact.
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Item 51 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
Council is holding a public hearing on whether to disannex about 0.219 acres at 6703 Elfland Drive in District 10, removing it from Austin's full-purpose city limits under Texas Senate Bill 1844. Disannexation reshapes which services and rules apply to a property, so even a small parcel signals how state law is reworking the city's boundaries. The city notes this item has no fiscal impact.
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Item 52 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Postponed 11-0
Council is holding a public hearing on an ordinance that would rewrite the rules for those old billboards around town that don't meet today's sign code. The changes spell out when and where these non-conforming billboards can be relocated, plus new height limits if they move. The item also waives the usual steps for amending the sign code, including standard public hearing notice and Planning Commission review. The change has no fiscal impact.
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Item 55 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
This is a public hearing on whether to change the future land use designation for five properties on Middle Fiskville Road, near North Lamar in the Walnut Creek Watershed, from Neighborhood Commercial to the broader Commercial category. The shift would open the door to a wider range of business uses on the site, tied to a proposed automotive sales operation. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend granting the Commercial designation.
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Item 56 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
This is a rezoning request for four properties on Middle Fiskville Road, in the Walnut Creek Watershed, that would shift the land from residential and neighborhood commercial uses to general commercial services — the kind of zoning that opens the door to a use like automotive sales. The applicant wants a straight CS-NP designation, but both staff and the Planning Commission recommend adding a conditional overlay (CS-CO-NP), which typically limits certain uses or sets extra conditions on the site. Council will hold a public hearing before deciding which version, if any, to approve.
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Item 57 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Passed 10-0
Circuit of the Americas — the home of Austin's Formula 1 track out at 9201 Circuit of the Americas Boulevard — wants to tweak the rules governing its planned unit development for the third time. The amendment would change conditions of the existing PUD zoning and could include fee waivers, alternative funding methods, modifications of City regulations, and property acquisition. Both city staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend approving the change, which heads to a public hearing before council votes.
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Item 58 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Postponed 10-0
This is a rezoning request for a property at 8901 East U.S. 290 (out in the Walnut Creek Watershed), where the owner wants to switch from commercial and limited industrial zoning with conditional overlays to straight limited industrial service (LI) zoning. Dropping the conditional overlays opens the door to a wider range of industrial uses on the site. Both city staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommend approving the LI zoning.
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Item 59 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Postponed 10-0
This is a public hearing and first-reading vote on rezoning three parcels near Lady Bird Lake — at 1705 and 1717 South Lakeshore Boulevard and 1712 East Riverside Drive — to fold them into the South Shore Planned Unit Development. The shift from East Riverside Corridor zoning to a PUD-NP designation matters because PUDs come with their own custom rulebook, and this ordinance could include waivers of City fees, modifications of City regulations, and even property acquisition. Both city staff and the Planning Commission recommend approving the PUD-NP zoning, with the Commission backing a modified version.
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Item 60 Thursday, April 23, 2026 Postponed 10-0
This is a rezoning request for 1811 East Cesar Chavez Street, where the owners want to switch the property's zoning to allow commercial liquor sales (CS-1) in this East Side spot along the Lady Bird Lake Watershed. There's a real split here: city staff recommend denying the change, while the Planning Commission recommends granting it — and neighbors have filed a valid petition in opposition, which raises the bar for Council approval. The hearing gives the community a chance to weigh in before Council decides.
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