As a unique yet integral part of Austin and Travis County, the Oak Hill Area will support measured, sustainable growth in residential and commercial development while maintaining the existence and integrity of its environmental resources, and that of the community and its neighborhoods.
..Community Announcements.............................Oak Hill NPCT Business
Oak Hill NPCT Meeting
The OHNPCT will have its next meeting on Wednesday, May 23, 2012. The meeting has been moved to the Travis County Precinct 3 facility at 8656 West Highway 71. This is at the intersection of Highway 71 West and Covered Bridge Drive. The meeting will be in Building A, starting at 6:30pm.
Agenda:
Proposed plan amendment activities:
7609 Thomas Springs Rd – possible initiate an out-of cycle plan amendment
Imagine Austin / City Comprehensive Plan Status
Oak Hill Neighborhood Plan Priorities – determine top 5 capital projects to submit for potential funding in the 2013/2014 budget year.
Note: These CIP projects are generally physical assets (such as sidewalks, parks, equipment, etc.), that require an initial financial investment to build and an on‐going operating budget to maintain. This year, contact teams are being asked to only prioritize potential City of Austin CIP projects. Projects funded through the operations budget or by an outside agency are evaluated on an on‐going basis.
The OHNPCT will have its next meeting on Wednesday, May 23, 2012. The meeting has been moved to the Travis County Precinct 3 facility at 8656 West Highway 71. This is at the intersection of Highway 71 West and Covered Bridge Drive. The meeting will be in Building A, starting at 6:30pm.
Agenda:
Proposed plan amendment activities:
7609 Thomas Springs Rd – possible initiate an out-of cycle plan amendment
Imagine Austin / City Comprehensive Plan Status
Oak Hill Neighborhood Plan Priorities – determine top 5 capital projects to submit for potential funding in the 2013/2014 budget year.
Note: These CIP projects are generally physical assets (such as sidewalks, parks, equipment, etc.), that require an initial financial investment to build and an on‐going operating budget to maintain. This year, contact teams are being asked to only prioritize potential City of Austin CIP projects. Projects funded through the operations budget or by an outside agency are evaluated on an on‐going basis.