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THE LATEST
•Agenda for meeting of the general membership of
South River City Citizens:
Monday, May 5, 2008;
7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church fellowship hall (205 East Monroe)
Amendments to the McMansion Ordinance and Compatibility Standards, due to be heard by the Council on May 15th: Danette Chimenti or Jean Mather Status of our drainage problems with St. Edward's: Jeff Kessel Proposed light rail for Riverside Drive to the airport: Toni House Stop sign for Travis Heights bus: Terry Franz Treasurer's report: Bob Drew Newsletter deadline and subjects to be covered 4th of July plans: Cile Montgomery Announcements and other matters [agenda posted to the
neighborhood e-mail
list May 1] [unofficial notes for 5/5/08 meeting of the general membership posted to the neighborhood e-mail list May 9]
•Agenda for meeting of the executive committee of
South River City Citizens:
Monday, April 21, 2008;
6:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe)
We have two important items to discuss: The negotiated agreement on 222/300 Riverside. Danette Chimenti will give us the details and the reasons for the rush to cinch them. The Park Proposals to be submitted to Ricardo Solis. David Todd has done a great job of detailing our concerns but there maybe some other items to add, among them, the Norwood house restoration.
•Agenda for meeting of the general membership of
South River City Citizens:
Monday, April 7, 2008;
7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe)
Jim Christianson, Norwood House: Mr. Christianson, former chair of the Landmark Commission, is very concerned about the Norwood House (on Riverside at IH 35) . It has been zoned historic by the City but been allowed to fall into disrepair for lack of needed funds, now estimated to be $1 million. We need to get it in this year''s budget if we hope to save it. He has an 8:00 meeting, which is why he is first on the agenda. Treasurer's Report, by our new Treasurer, Bob Drew Amendments to the Billboard Ordinance. The Council (Dunkerley and Martinez) are initiating an ordinance which would extend the areas where billboards would be allowed, increase the permitted size and height in some instances under the guise of cleaning up some signage problems. We will have someone from Scenic Austin to speak. It goes to the Planning Commission on April 8 and to the Council on April 10 Jim Hargrove, a variance request for 2101 Alameda Tim Fojtik, 1510 Travis Heights, problems with a speed hump. Committee reports and announcements [agenda
posted to the neighborhood e-mail list April 3] 4/7/08 official general membership meeting notes [as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list April 22, 2008] •Agenda for meeting of the executive
committee of South River City Citizens: Monday, March 17, 2008; 6:00
pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe)
1. proposed rezoning of three lots on Braeswood, Area 8, from single family to multifamily 2. Jean Warneke would like to discuss the ANC Candidates' Forum There will be a meeting of the Greater South River City Neighborhood Plan Contact Team on Saturday March 22 from 4pm to 5:30 pm at Grace United Methodist Church (Fellowship Hall). We will be electing new officers (Chair, Vice-Chair and Secretary) as per our bylaws. We will also hear from Mr. Saati who is the owner/applicant of properties at 211, 301, 303 Woodward Street and has submitted applications for rezoning these properties from SF-3 to MF-3. The rezonings would require an amendment to the neighborhood plan so the neighborhood plan contact team will take a vote on whether to support the amendment to the neighborhood plan. Anyone is welcome to attend and participate in the discussions though only neighborhood plan team members can vote. The neighborhood plan team would especially like to hear from nearby neighbors of the Woodward properties. Danette Chimenti, Chair, GSRC NPCT [posted to the neighborhood e-mail list March 14]
•SRCC officers elected March 3, 2008 :: :: [see by-laws] CO-PRESIDENTS: Joe Arriaga, Jean Mather VICE PRESIDENT: Cile Montgomery TREASURER: Bob Drew CO-SECRETARIES: Garret Nick, Dawn Cizmar All area coordinators have agreed to serve again, but they all would welcome help in delivering the newsletter. Additional information will be posted as received. •:: n e w :: r e s
o u r c e s :: The 2008
version of the resource manual prepared by the Austin Police
Department is available on line in Adobe PDF format (11 pages, 148K);
it's also available in MS-Word format for downloading from the files
section of the neighborhood e-mail list; learn what number to
call for which neighborhood problems; learn the difference between 9-1-1
and 3-1-1 and much more; draft agreement about Sunnymeade Apartments at 501 East Oltorf; learn
about stricter City of Austin watering regulations in
effect between May 1 and September 30, plus link to City of Austin FAQ page
•••Dear Neighbors, We have three serious concerns before us, Reagan Signs office site plan, 222/300 Riverside, and Home Slice Pizza's off-site parking but all three are in process at the city and/or being monitored by committees. No action is required by the Exec. Com. but many of the Exec. Com. are serving on the above committees and have two evening meetings next week and two afternoon meetings. We do need to search our hearts (and our friends' hearts) to see who would be willing to serve on the Executive Committee! We need co-chairs for nearly every office, Secretary, Vice- President and President. It will cut the work load for those now serving. Please call to get on the ballot for the March 3rd meeting or just call to talk about it. Jean Mather, President, 444-4153 [notice posted to the neighborhood e-mail list February 16] •wastewater improvement projects: meet the
contractors on Wednesday, February 20,
6 to 7 pm, Grace United Methodist Church, 205 East Monroe Street;
refreshments will be served; Rsvp by calling 684-3204 Govalle 2 – Blunn Creek Project The City has selected Oscar Renda Construction Company as the contractor. The project location is east of South Congress and west of IH 35 and will include work on Riverside Drive, Alameda Drive, East Monroe, Sunset Lane, East Live Oak and Edgecliff. The purpose is to replace aging wastewater lines which have contributed to sanitary sewer overflows in recent years. About 4,705 feet of new wastewater pipe and 39 manholes will be installed. The staging area for storage of equipment and materials will be located at 1625 South IH 35, northbound service road. The staging area is bounded by IH 35 to the west, Summit Street to the east, Woodland Avenue to the south and an office building to the north. Construction is scheduled to begin in March and will be completed in February 2009. Project Manager: Robert Wells, 479-1614 Construction Inspector: Phillip Preslar, 801-8558 Govalle 2 – Harper’s Branch Tunnel Project The City has selected Southland as the contractor. The Harper’s Branch Project is a tunneling project approximately 2000 feet in length that will run parallel to IH 35. The tunnel is being constructed for the placement of a new wastewater line that will allow for the abandonment of the existing wastewater line that has been leaking into the creek. The north boundary of the project is Norwood Estate Dog Park just north of Riverside Drive, and the south boundary of the project is the TIG parking lot just south of Reagan Terrace. The staging area for storage of equipment and materials will be split between an area in the dog park and an area owned by TxDot just to the east of the dog park and the TIG parking lot. Construction is scheduled to begin this month and will be completed in February 2009. Project Manager: Sharon Hamilton, P.E., 479-1642 Construction Inspector: Mike Carpenter, 474-5500 With the addition of these two projects, there will be three wastewater improvement projects under way in the South River City Citizens’ neighborhood (the Travis Heights project began last month and will be completed by fall 2008). However, the Harper’s Branch project is an underground tunnel, so surface impacts will be limited. Project managers are coordinating construction activities to minimize disruptions as much as possible. Traffic control plans will provide detours around construction areas in the street right of way. Access to streets for emergency vehicles will be maintained. The Austin Clean Water Program is the City’s response to an EPA mandate to repair and replace aging wastewater lines or face fines of $27,500 per day per overflow. The deadline for completion of all 100 construction projects is June 2009. (linked maps viewable with free Adobe reader) •January
2008 newsletter read all about it!
Received in electronic form and uploaded here on February 3, 2008; read
about dues-payment requirement for voting in
March 3 officer elections at potluck dinner (see SRCC bylaws) (viewable with free Adobe reader) •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, February 4,
2008; 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe)
Introductions Treasurer’s report 225/300 E. Riverside Expansion of LR zoning Off-site parking for Home Slice Pizza Reagan Signs building Need for new officers Other business **addition to agenda 2/1/08 p.m."The tree house on Reagan goes to Board of Adjustment on Feb. 11. Please have a neighbor or neighbors come to the meeting on 2/04/08 to present the case." J. Mather Note: Jamie Desautels (Austin Pops) hasn’t received word yet from PARD and is hoping to be on our April agenda. [agenda
posted to the neighborhood e-mail list February 1] [minutes
of the SRCC February 4, 2008, meeting of the general membership
[posted to the neighborhood e-mail list February 8, 2008] •Meeting of the executive committee of
South River City Citizens: Monday, January 21, 2008; 6:00 pm;
Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe)
Dear Folks, All are welcome to Monday's 6:00
Executive Meeting. The meeting should be short and sweet. David Todd has
good news and needs a support letter from SRCC. From David: I'm applying for a January grant from the Austin Parks Foundation for $6000 toward continued removal of exotics and planting of natives in Stacy and Blunn, much like what we did next to Little Stacy's ballfield. As matching funds, this proposal would also tap the $3000 from the Magnolia Trust and $3243 in RGK grants that we've already raised. *Just in (1/18/08) is a request for a variance at 1705 Nickerson. The owner wants to decrease the rear setback from 10 feet to 5 feet, 9 and 1/4 inches, "in order to maintain 140 square feet of a covered balcony for an existing single-family residence". The hearing before the Board of Adjustment will be on the 28th at 6:00 +/-. We need neighbors' input. Jean Mather •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, January 7, 2008;
7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Note--This is an important meeting with several
membership votes as well as a discussion on ways to increase our
membership participation. Please come! 1. Introductions 2. Treasurer's Report 3. Vote on the proposed Restrictive Covenant regarding Time Insurance case (above the corner at I35 & E Riverside Dr) 4. Vote on the Sunnymeade Apts project--501 E Oltorf 5. Presentation on creek bank work near Travis Heights Elementary 6. Vote on Austin Pops performance at Little Stacy on Sat, May 3, 2:00 pm (if Jamie has met with PARD) 7. Discussion: Increasing membership & participation 8. Committee reports and other business [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list January 3] 1/7/08 unofficial general membership meeting notes [as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list January 15, 2008] •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, November 5,
2007; 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Introductions Treasurer's report Greater SRCC meeting and Sunnymeade: Danette Chimenti Barton Springs Improvements: David Anderson St. Ed's / Sherwood Oaks flood control, detention: David Todd, Jeff Kessel Time Insurance, Toni House, Gayle Goff 2011 Kenwood: Mike Poole 1307 Newning: ? S. Congress pedestrian crossings: Jean Mather Committee reports [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list November 2] 11/5/2007 unofficial general membership meeting notes [as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list November 15, 2007] •October
2007 newsletter read all about it! (viewable with free Adobe reader)
[notification posted to the neighborhood e-mail list October 26] special thanks go to the law firm of Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP, for its generous donation to the SRCC newsletter fund, which covered half the cost of printing this issue •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, October 1, 2007;
7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Treasurer's report Fandango, Bruce Barrick Travis County Neighborhood Conference, Janis Ansley Reed Hall, Waller Creek Tunnel, Mather SRCC Newsletter, Mather, Franz Time Insurance, Gayle Goff/Toni House 222/300 East Riverside, Wendy Todd St. Ed's Runoff, Jeff Kessel Committee Reports: Travis Park Apartments, Terry Franz [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list September 28] 10/1/07 unofficial general membership meeting notes [as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list October 9, 2007] Labor Day Fandango and July 4
Independence Day, at Little Stacy Park. We sincerely thank all the generous contributors who made these events a
success. [posted September 20, 2007] return to top [as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list September 18. 2007;
agenda or notice of meeting not received for posting] return to top Neighborhood coffee klatch forming Meet
your neighbors informally on the first Monday of each month between 9:30
and 10:00 am at Dominican Joe coffee shop at Congress and
Riverside; all are welcome. The next gathering is planned for November 5
(more information). | |||
•Available now: the February 2007 newsletter | |||
•Agenda for meeting of the executive
committee of South River City Citizens: Monday, August 20,
2007 6:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) 1. Labor Day Fandango: re opening Little Stacy
pool for this event 2. 222/300 East Riverside Drive 3. Time Insurance 4. Other business [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list August 20] return to top •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, August 6,
2007 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Introductions Treasurer's report Little Stacy and other water and wastewater report: Crispin Ruiz 222/300 Riverside update: Richard Suttle; (1) SRCC questions, with responses; (2) site plan; and (3) parkland dedication Payload Pass: Jeff Kessel, David Todd Committee reports and other business (including Labor Day Fandango) [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list August 3] [ notes from the 8/6/2007 meeting of the general membership, as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list August 15] See some neighborhood suggestions concerning the 2008 budget for the City
of Austin planned to be presented at the July
19 budget meeting on behalf of SRCC. •Agenda for meeting of the general membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, June 4, 2007 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Introductions Whip In SCIP (South Congress Improvement Proposals): Vote on 14 items Jeff Kessel: Report on Payload Pass and St. Ed's drainage issues 222/300 Riverside July 4 EROC (East Riverside-Oltorf combined planning area) Other business [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list June 1] [minutes of the general membership meeting of 6/4/07, as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list June 13] •Agenda for meeting of the general
membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, May 7, 2007 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) Introductions Treasurer's report Announcements: --Miller/Crocket GSRCC Plan Amendment 5/16,07 --1406-1506 Parker Lane before Council 5/17/07 --Twin Oaks Library renovation 6/04/07-9/29/07 --Commander's Forum 5/08/07 --South Congress Post Office ceremony to honor Sgt. Henry Ybarra 5/12/07 Fund raising proposals, Bruce Barrick RG4N (Walmart boycott) South Austin Moms, Perry Ray 222/300 Riverside, Richard Suttle Cissi's Market, Craig Thibodeaux Membership Drive Fourth of July Newsletter Other business, committee reports [posted to
the neighborhood e-mail list May 6] [notes from the general membership meeting of 5/7/07, as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list May 22] •Agenda for meeting of the general membership of South River City Citizens: Monday, April 2, 2007 7:00 pm; Grace United Methodist Church (205 East Monroe) 1. Introductions 2. Treasurer's report 3. President's report 4. 1406-1506 Parker Lane Zoning Change Request: guest speaker: Ryan Diepenbrock [additional document] 5. Northcross/Walmart city-wide issues 6. Acton Business School (adjacent to Star Riverside)--trail proposal & restrictive covenant [see large Adobe Reader *.pdf file of proposed campus] 7. Multi-family tool--ideas needed 8. East Riverside-Oltorf Combined (EROC) planning area 'Dillo meeting 9. Austin Police Department sector update 10. Committee reports 11. Other business --Bruce Barrick--fundraising --It's My Park Day--Saturday, April 14 [agenda posted to the neighborhood e-mail list March 30] [notes from the general membership meeting of 4/2/07, as posted to the neighborhood e-mail list April 3] [resolution in support of Responsible Growth for Northcross, furnished 4/12/07] •Minutes May 1, 2006, meeting of SRCC general membership; February 20, 2006, meeting of SRCC executive committee; February 6, 2006, meeting of SRCC general membership; January 9, 2006, meeting of SRCC general membership; November 21, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; November 7, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; October 3, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; September 19, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; September 12, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; August 15, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; general membership meeting of August 1, 2005, containing much information about historic districts; additional minutes are as follows: July 18, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; June 6, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; May 15, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; May 2, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; April 18, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; April 4, 2005, meeting of SRCC general membership; March 21, 2005, meeting of SRCC executive committee; April 21, 2004, meeting of SRCC executive committee; April 5, 2004, meeting of SRCC general membership | |||
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crime alerts • Join our neighborhood collaborative photograph bank at Flickr; ask for an invitation; contribute photographs, from today and from the past, of neighborhood natural features, neighborhood flora and fauna, neighborhood events, and the good, the bad, and the ugly in SRCC-land; even if you don't have digital photographs to contribute, join anyhow and add information about local landmarks via tags, descriptions, and comments | |||
•in our neighborhood ~ ~ ~ OF INTEREST learn about how you can be a part of the historic Travis Heights - Fairview Park effort and learn how you may contribute to the preservation of this early street-car suburb that is so large a part of SRCC-land OF INTEREST conference on neighborhood planning, May 5: most of this information, and more, is available at the conference Web site | |||
| • to report grafitti or tagging for removal, call 974-1028. • Austin Police Department loss-report form is available both at the site of the neighborhood e-mail list (downloadable from the files section) and by clicking here (MSWord document that can be faxed to the police department). | |||
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Greater South River
City planning area• map showing lot sizes in the Greater South River City planning area and how they would be affected by proposed small-lot amnesty proposed by the City for the Greater South River City planning area Walks with the planners: 2004 Area 1 ~ see summary of first area 1 walk observations, provided by City on 5 April Area 1 (second part) ~ see summary of second area 1 walk observations, provided by City on 13 April Area 2 ~ see summary of area 2 walk observations, provided by City on 30 April Area 3a ~ see summary of area 3a walk observations, provided by City on 5 April Area 3b ~ see summary of area 3b walk observations, provided by City on 5 April) Areas 4a and 4b ~ see summary of areas 4a and 4b walk observations, provided by City on 27 April Area 5 ~ see summary of area 5 walk observations, provided by City on 5 April Areas 6 and 7 ~ see summary of areas 6 and 7 walk observations, provided by City on 8 June Area 8 ~ see summary of area 8 walk observations, provided by City on 13 April Blunn Creek ~ see summary of Blunn Creek walk #1, provided by D. Todd (bearing date May 21 as furnished, but said to have taken place April 21); slightly revised summary incorporating additional comments, provided by City (bearing date May 21 as furnished, but said to have taken place April 21)); see summary of Blunn Creek walk #2 (headwaters, May 6), including a look at a pond-site, a map of upper Blunn Creek, and a spreadsheet concerning the AISD pond-site; see summary of Blunn Creek walk #3 Map of existing sidewalks in Greater South River City planning area This is a large Adobe Reader *.PDF file (293K), perhaps best viewed at 200% magnification. (Install free Adobe Reader if you don't have it.)
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Information about City building permits
is linked from this page: choose "permits" and
enter the address • Information about City zoning cases is linked from the "Development Review Case" page; select the "location" search | |||
| View documents related to the hearing on historic preservation. | |||
| Blunn Creek & Wal-Mart agreement
signed
(set on council agenda 12/11/2003 Thursday (third
item, number 73) ~ ~ ~ We may make a
few other changes that should not be too substantive, but
this is the agreement
that is being signed due to time constraints. We are still
waiting on the two other big issues: some sort of test section of
pervious parking and concrete instead of asphalt. Tim Mahoney ~~ View the final memorandum of
understanding reached with Wal-Mart (this is an 11-page
Adobe Reader document, with complete attachments).
see full background information on Blunn Creek and Wal-Mart Home Depot documents (City of Austin zoning case C-14-86-300) available are: (1) agreement on design regulation and criteria; (2) transmittal letter for $50,000 to be used for neighborhood planning within SRCC boundaries; (3) restrictive covenant; (4) amended restrictive covenant; (5) Richard Suttle letter from 1999; (6) letter from neighborhood Home Depot ad hoc committee dated April 2007. | |||
| Documentation of flooding problems in Sherwood Oaks, along St. Edward's Drive ~~ After four years of much work by the St. Edward's committee documenting traffic and flooding problems in that neighborhood, the City has finally begun addressing the flooding issue on St. Edward's Drive. In the past two or three weeks, members of the staff from the Austin Department of Public Works and Watershed Protection have been walking around the neighborhood assessing current drainage infrastructure and doing tests to determine where the water from the floods comes from and taking measurements. The City has dedicated $50,000 of our tax dollars to study this problem and try to find a solution. If you have had flooding problems and have photos to share, please call or send e-mail to the St. Edward's committee chair, Elloa Mathews (ellomail <at> austin.rr.com; 442-6986). You may view existing information and photographs contained in an Adobe Reader PDF file. (Install free Adobe Reader if you don't have it.)[3/15/04] | ||
| . . . ~ ~ Just for fun, see selections from the newsletter announcing the 1992 election of SRCC officers At that time, this event occurred in May, and you may view a selection of articles discussing issues facing SRCC in its 20th-anniversary year | ||
| Any historians and photographers of Blunn Creek? As part of better understanding the long-term changes in Blunn Creek, we'd like to start collecting any old photos of the creek, or stories about the stream. We're trying to show whether, how, at what rate, and where the creek has been eroding. Can you please look through your old shoeboxes of creek photos, or ask your older neighbors, to help us understand the history of the stream's erosion? Please send any copies of photos, or comments from SRCC-area residents, to: David Todd, 709 East Monroe Street, Austin, TX 78704-3131, dtodd@wt.org, 416-0400 | ||
Undercut bank, 9 to 12 tall and 60 to 65 feet long, abutting East Side and west side of Blunn Creek, in block between Woodland and East Monroe.
Eroded bank, 14 feet tall and 30 feet long, abutting and undercutting Sunset Road, roughly 120 feet south of Fairmount, with 35-inch-diameter oak lost |
Collapsed bank, 4 to 9 feet tall by 35 feet long, on east side of creek, roughly 50 feet south of the Woodland bridge, showing a 14-inch juniper that has been lost in the erosion. View these photographs at higher resolution at Kodak Ofoto site. View some two dozen photographs, with captions, detailing the conditions along the course of Blunn Creek as it nears Town Lake (an Adobe Reader *.pdf file; obtain free Adobe Reader if you don't have it). (Photographs and captions by D. Todd.) |
On February 6,
there were two walks along the northern end of Blunn Creek to take a look at erosion problems between Pecan Grove and East Live
Oak and discuss possible responses, as well as to view the
wastewater lines in the creek bed (view minutes of walks). Along for one
walk was Megan Byars, Austin Watershed Protection Division; along for the
second were Brian Noble, from the TCEQ Pollution Prevention and Business
Assistance program, and Ginny Rohlich, from the Austin Watershed
Protection Division). "In many ways, this is a continuation of the fine work
done by Karin Ascot, René Barrera, Mike Kelly, John Gleason, Ken Zarker,
Jeff Kessel, and many others who have worked in the past on trying to
stabilize the creek. All interested are invited to join one of the walks."
This information and these photographs are by David Todd, who can provide more information if needed. |
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| our neighborhood schools:
Travis Heights
Elementary | ||
| current SRCC bylaws received and posted August 2003 ::::: for purposes of information and comparison, view earlier versions of documents and prior notices (download free Adobe Acrobat Reader if you don't have it) | ||
| Among the links and information available at this site are: neighborhood e-mail list, history of bylaws and articles of incorporation, including original SRCC constitution, plus an old prediction that the close-in south neighborhoods would disappear to give way to the central business district by the year 2000. | |||||||||||||
| Meetings are the
first Monday of each month, 7:00
pm, at Grace United Methodist Church, 205 East Monroe. Meetings of the
executive committee (officers and area coordinators, with all welcome to
attend) are usually on the third Monday of each month, 6:00 pm, at the
church.
Membership Please mail completed membership form, along with your check for dues made payable to SRCC or South River City Citizens, to our treasurer, Terry Franz, 1904 Kenwood, Austin, Texas 78704, and note on the check that the amount is for dues or membership. Please furnish name, mailing address, e-mail address, and numbers for telephone and facsimile. Additional contributions may be dedicated to address special concerns, such as parks improvement or the fund to combat oak wilt (see the membership form). If there is a committee you'd like to assist, please select one on the membership form.
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Blunn Creek Nature Preserve is on the above map east of area 5, south of Oltorf Street, and north of St. Edward's University (see detailed map). There are always opportunities to volunteer to help maintain this neighborhood wonder Courtesy of Sergio Chapa, take a virtual tour (many spring photographs) if you have the bandwidth. | ||||||||||||
orange 'Dillo to
downtown At the south end, the new orange 'Dillo loops at
College Avenue by Austin Island Gazebo (near Oltorf, by the county
precinct office) and runs on Congress to the Capitol, then up to the LBJ
Library; free; Monday-Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm; Sunday 11 am to 6 pm; every
20 to 30 minutes; courtesy of Capital Metro; expanded service on First
Thursdays
Fraud, waste, and abuse cost us all money ~~ The City of Austin integrity unit will investigate misuse of resources, and your anonymity will be protected Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Additions? Corrections? Please send them here | |||||||||||||
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