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Tag Archives: Bouldin Creek Neighborhood Association
'Stealth venue' gets caught in neighborhood’s radar
A note to Austin business owners: When seeking a late-hours permit, you might want to make sure that your social media doesn’t celebrate “great noise” as a positive attribute, particularly if your establishment is nestled between Bouldin Creek and Zilker…
Planning • By Elizabeth Pagano • Jul 18, 2016
Big changes at Green Pastures get HLC blessing
Plans to develop beloved institutions in Austin rarely go smoothly. But at the most recent Historic Landmark Commission meeting, South Austin’s Green Pastures proved the exception to the rule, when proposed development was embraced. The new owners of Green Pastures…
Development • By Elizabeth Pagano • Feb 3, 2016
Developers vow to pay affordable housing fees despite changes to PUD
Changes to Austin’s Hyatt Regency on Barton Springs Road are on the way. The Hyatt is part of a 9.56-acre Planned Unit Development that was approved by City Council in 2007. As part of that original agreement, developers promised to…
Development • By Elizabeth Pagano • Aug 1, 2014
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BOA balks at mandating design standards for Bouldin Creek project
Bouldin Creek Neighborhood’s bid to require compliance with its design standards found a receptive audience at the Board of Adjustment last week. However, the board balked at requiring new construction to comply with the neighborhood’s voluntary standards. Owners Eustolio…
Development • By Elizabeth Pagano • Feb 19, 2014
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