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Lost Creek Civic OrganizationGeneral MeetingMarch 2, 2017
3/2/17 LCCO 2
Agenda 1. Announcements 7:00 – 7:05
2. Travis County Transportation Plan, Charlie Watts, Planning Project Manager 7:05 – 7:30
3. CodeNEXT: Impact on Neighborhoods, Jeff Jack 7:30 – 8:00
4. Public comments 8:00 – 8:05
5. Civic Issues 8:05 – 8:20
5.1. Loop 360 Improvement Study Resolution
5.2. TxDOT Billboards on Austin Designated Scenic Roadways
5.3. Marshall Tract Status
5.4. Project Connect
6. Next meetings 8:20 – 8:30
6.1. April 6, 2017
a) Project Connect Briefing, Sam Sargent, Capital Metro, Community Involvement Coordinator
b) Understanding Our New Land Development Code: CodeNEXT, Paul Schumann
6.2. May 4, 2017
a) Rules of the Road
6.3. June 1, 2017?
7. Adjourn 8:30
3/2/17 LCCO 3
Loop 360 Improvement Resolution
The Lost Creek Civic Organization therefore supports TxDOT's conclusions and encourages rapid implementation providing that:
● The neighborhoods along Loop 360 continue to be involved in the planning and implementation
● For the section of Loop 360 between Las Cimas Drive and Westbank Drive that all the neighborhoods and businesses on this section, together with EISD, City of Westlake Hills, and Travis County be involved in conceptual design of the improvements.
The Lost Creek Civic Organization therefore pledges its support to the project, and leadership of the public involvement in the Las Cimas – Westbank improvement.
3/2/17 LCCO 4
TxDOT Billboards on Loop 360● Petition Results
– 1,050 signatures
– 142 different neighborhoods
– 404 comments (19 pages of single spaced text)
● Resolutions Passed
– Cities of West Lake Hills and Rollingwood
– Neighborhood Organizations
● Rob Roy HOA
● Lost Creek Civic Organization
● Barton Creek North Property Owners Association
● Davenport Rim Condominium Association
● Davenport Ranch Patio Home Owners Association
3/2/17 LCCO 5
TxDOT Billboards (cont)
● Determination that Texas Transportation Commission has the authority to determine what roads can have the signs
● No help from our representatives
● Letter to Chair Texas Transportation Commission
● Assignment back to TxDOT to resolve
● Additional advertisers have been added
3/2/17 LCCO 6
Marshall Tract StatusHistory
● 1883 Purchased
● Loop 360
● 1969 Lost Creek
● Annexation into city
– SF2 zoning
– Wildlife management area taxation
– Conditional overlays● Las Cimas
3/2/17 LCCO 7
Marshall Tract Status (cont)
Development● Cousins● Marshall-Holder● Riverside Resources
3/2/17 LCCO 8
Marshall Tract Status (cont)
Development● Cousins● Marshall-Holder● Riverside Resources
3/2/17 LCCO 9
Marshall Tract Status (cont)
Development● Cousins● Marshall-Holder● Riverside Resources
3/2/17 LCCO 10
Marshall Tract Status (cont)
Development● Cousins● Marshall-Holder● Riverside Resources
?
3/2/17 LCCO 11
Multimodal Strategy Community Advisory Committee (City of Austin and Capital Metro's
Project Connect)
● Nothing west of MOPAC (between 71/290 and 2222)
– High density centers in suburbs
– Local area transit in suburbs
● Smart cars and driver-less cars
● Subway
● New transportation systems
– Personal Rapid Transit (PRT)
– Monorails
– Urban Gondolas
● Complex system performance
3/2/17 LCCO 12
Agenda 1. Announcements 7:00 – 7:05
2. Travis County Transportation Plan, Charlie Watts, Planning Project Manager 7:05 – 7:30
3. CodeNEXT: Impact on Neighborhoods, Jeff Jack 7:30 – 8:00
4. Public comments 8:00 – 8:05
5. Civic Issues 8:05 – 8:20
5.1. Loop 360 Improvement Study Resolution
5.2. TxDOT Billboards on Austin Designated Scenic Roadways
5.3. Marshall Tract Status
5.4. Project Connect
6. Next meetings 8:20 – 8:30
6.1. April 6, 2017
a) Project Connect Briefing, Sam Sargent, Capital Metro, Community Involvement Coordinator
b) Understanding Our New Land Development Code: CodeNEXT, Paul Schumann
6.2. May 4, 2017
a) Rules of the Road
6.3. June 1, 2017?
7. Adjourn 8:30
