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Zilker School Library - Jackie Kraal, Zilker school librarian is once again generously opening the Zilker school library for children and adults in the neighborhood. The hours are 4-8 pm on Tuesdays through the summer.
From:
1996_July zilker


Zilker


Zilker School Library
- Jackie Kraal the Zilker school Librarian, is asking for our help in gathering used books. She is organizing a used book sale during National Library Week, April 14-21. Please bring your donations of hardbound and paperback books to the neighborhood meeting, or bring to the school library. She will accept adult and children’s books. Time to do a little spring cleaning and start clearing out those dusty bookshelves!
From:
1996_March Zilker


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On March 10 Zilker Elementary School will be holding an Open House for all interested members of the community. Parents of current students, prospective parents and neighbors are welcome to visit Zilker, tour its facilities, chat with teachers and learn more about the school's programs. Open House hours will be 8 - 2:30 during the day and 6 - 8 in the evening.

Visitors will also see the results of the recent Feb. 27 workday at Zilker which brought together parents, friends and Adopt-A-School participants in a daylong landscaping and beautification project.
Zillker's adopters this year are Cattleman's Bank, Barton Springs Nursery, Games Galaxy, Kerbey Lane Cafe, Safeway, Radio Shack, United Savings and Brackenridge Wellness Center.
Mr. Gilbert Cantu, principal of Zillker, reports that the hard work of the Zilker PTA, under co-presidents Harriett Gonzales and Beth Brackin, has been instrumental in the success of these projects.
From:
1988_March zilker


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2. Zilker Park Playscape Plan. The City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department will present their plan for the Zilker Park Playscape.
From:
1992_March zilker


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Running Track Installed at Zilker Playground
After a great deal of effort by Zilker principal, Gilbert Cantu and parent lane Cravey, our neighborhood playground now has an excellent running track. All members of the neighborhood are welcome to make use Of this new facility. Many thanks to these two for their hard work in coordinating this project.
From:
1990_April zilker


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Zilker Elem's front porch gets a facelift as parents build a deck!
Parents and families got together in June and completed work on a project to build a deck at the front of the school. The area under the lovely liveoak tree was a natural gathering spot for kids waiting for after-school rides. But the bare earth was unsightly and a muddy problem during wet weather. Seating was also needed.
Last fall, major landscaping improvements were begun under Beautification Committee Chair Renee Knauth. Funds for deck materials were available, and Renee was able to get a great deal on lumber from Calcasieu (thanks to this Austin business!). That's when parents stepped in. P.T.A Vice- President Mary Barnett took on the task of organizing the deck construction and called upon David Hamill, an architect and Zilker parent, to draw the plans, and parent Keith Keike to lead the work crew. Among the carpenters were Gilbert Cantu, Principal of Zilker, Robin Matthews (husband of Kindergarten teacher Ann Matthews), Jerry Ekyholt (husband of teacher Lisa Lehman Ekyholt), and parents David Petrick, George Greene, Ken Boone, and Steve Parks. The whole Kieke Family are to be commended for their contribution to this project. The deck itself is great. There is a bench around the base of the tree and this improvement has greatly enhanced the welcoming aspect of the front of the school.

If you haven't already seen this sturdily built deck, stop by and admire this beautiful addition to our neighborhood school.
From:
1989_June zilker


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Year-Round School at Zillker Elementary! The prospect of a year-round school caendar continues to be debated by teachers, parents, and administrators at our neighborhood elementary school. At a November 15 meeting Principa Elida Bera noted that the state-mandated number of school days would stay the same; the change is in how vacation days would be distributed throughout the year.
A surprising fact reported by Zilker librarian Jadde Kraa is that there is no evidence to support the assumption that year-round schools improve children's overall learning abilities or achievement. In amost every state where year-round schools have been implemented, noted Kraal, the reason has been economic: overcrowded schools were forced to mace fulltime use of their buildings when voters denied bonds to build new schools.
The economic factor has no relevance to Zilker's situation; as the school is not overcrowded and the change would have no impact on building usage. One advantage of a year-round schedule is the prospect of less teacher and student burn-out. The debate continues.
From:
1994_December Zilker


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ZILKER NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION YEAR LY MEMB E RSH IP IS $3.00 chardGravois, President $1.00 for Senior Citizens (65 and over) 02 Kinney Avenue Name Phone Istin. Texas 78704 Address 100
From:
1984_February zna


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BOARD MEMBERS TAKE NEW assignments A recent meeting of the Executive Beard of the ZNA was held to assign board members responsibilities. As previously reported. Glenna Belch was named President. Larry Akers is Vice President in charge of the Neighborhood Plan. Johnnie De Moss was made representative to Austin Neighborhood Council. Paulette Gravois is Treasurer. Richard Gravois is VP/representative to Sector 12. Cheryl Jennings-Sauer is historian. Bob Ogorzaly is Secretary. Sandy Howard-Parks is representative to United South Austin. Cicily Sinns is VP. Lu Young is SocialCardinator.

From:
1986_February zna


ZNA


Labor and Delivery
- ZNA NEEDS YOU! If you are interested in becoming more involved in Zilker neighborhood goings-on, please consider becoming a ZNA
From:
1996_March ZNA


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Board Members
Charles Whitford, President 445-7033
Paulette Gravois, Treasurer 441-3430
John Cunningham, Secretary 443-6658
Kaye Trybus , Vice President 4474437
Sandra Bishop, Vice President 451-6602
Jeff Jack Vice President 447-5877

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1997_January ZNA


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Pay your annual ZNA dues of three dollars per household to Paulette Gravois 1402
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1992_November zna


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MoneyMoneyMoney
We are a volunteer association of neighbors tiying to preserve and promote our neighborhood and its well-being. We need money to operate, primarily for printing this newsletter. Dues are entirely voluntary and truly appreciated so please mail them in to Paulette.
Dues are $5.00 per year
Your Name: __________________________________________
Address: ________________________________
Phone: _____________________
Send to Paulette Gravois, Treasurer, Zilker Neighborhood Association 1402 Kinney Ave. Austin, 78704
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1997_January zna


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Any Dues Will Do All residents are members of our Neighbdrhood Association by simply residing in it. Membership includes all residents, both homeowners and renters. Dues are voluntary and almost exclusively used for this newsletter. We now only get the newsletter out to about half of our residents because it is hand delivered by volunteers. We are hoping with advertising and strong dues srpport ~am our neighbors we can purehaae I mailing list and mail the newsletter to everyone in the near fufilrc. To do this and insure that everyone gets the newsletter please mail in your dues of $5.00 with the dues coupon included in this newsletter. Thanks!
From:
1998_April ZNA


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Join the ZNA!
You talked me into it! Here's my $3.00 membership fee and keep up the good work!
Name
Address
Phone
Mail to: Paulette Gravois, Treasurer,

From:
1990_April zna


ZNA


Zilker Neighborhood Association
ZNA Officers:
Charles Whitford, President 445-7033
Paulette Gravois, Treasurer 441-3430
John Cunningham, Secretary 443-6658
Kay Trybus, Vice President 447-4437
Sandra Bishop, Vice President 451-6602
JeffJack, Vice President 447-5877
James Rounds, Vice President 445-5532
Kay Keesee, Z-News Editor 447-0881
Laura Latimer, Z-News Publisher 326-3291

From:
1997_June ZNA


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Start the New Year in a neighborly way: join ZNA.
ZILKER NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION YEARLY MEMBERSHIP IS $3.00 Richard Gravois:. President $1.00 for Senior Citizens (65 and over) 1402 Kinney Avenue Name Phone Austin, Texas 78704 Address Z NEWS: Editor-Beth Brown, 2200 De Verne, 441-7987 Typesetting-Trevoris Morgen, 1905 Blue Crest, 447-8982 Circuletion-Peulette Grevois 1402 Kinney 441-3430 CONTRIBUTORS: Gordon Moore, George Bittner, Pat Kaplan, Glenna Balch
From:
1983_January znadues


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ZNA met January 17th at
Kinney Ave: Baptist Church.
agenda subJects were:
·Resubdivision at Bluebonnet and Frazier
·Bill Aleshire on needed school bonds
·Beth Brown on city's recycling waste
·Discussion of proposed zoning ordinance
Residential. Commercial and Investment Real Estate
Karen McGraw on downtown revitalization
Plan. A motion to support
We decided to lobby in favor of the unamended Downtown Revitalization

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1983_March znaminutes



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Typesetti ng-T revoris Morgan, 1905 B I u e Crest, 447-8982 Ci rcu ] atio n-Pau lette G ravois 1402 K i nney 44 1 -3430
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1983_December znews


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SAVE AUSTINS NEIGHBORHOODS AND ENVIRONMENT -- THE PEOPLES PAC
Two new groups: Save Austin's Neighborhoods and Environment (SANE) and the People's Pac have joined to form on huge united political action committee dedicated to picking issues and electing candidatas who have rlrs~d) contributed to neighborhood and environment preservation for the City Council election this Spring. Membership from both groups were composed of neighborhood people, environmentalists, energy specialists, and people workly on affordable housing and job issues. The fund raising techniques of Uw grows differed: Ule Peole's Pa concentrated on canvassing and telephone banking, while SANE held hems parties, garage sales, and concert! (featuring Kerry Pryer & the lee Poy Parness Band, Emie Sky L Christine Albert, Bill Olivrr, Oary P. Nunn, Steve Fromholt, and the Supernatural Family Band -- all of whom donated their talents t~o this cawe). When the grow combined forces. they also combined their methods of rund raising. The SANE-People's Pac officers are: Co-presrdents - (ilenn Scott, member of the City's Major Employer Task force, founding member ofAwtk fair Budget Coalition and Austin Coalition for Fair Housing; end Jwnes Pinedo; founder of SANE and United Soutl Austin, past president of USA and Bouldln Creek Neighborhood Association. Covice-presidents - DarylJanes, Chair of the Energy Menegement Commission, member of Zilltcw Neighborhood Association; and Heather Ball, member of Affordable Housing Task Force. Secret~y - Jackie Goodman, member of the Parks h Recreation Board, and member of Ule Cower tan Neighborhood Association. Treasurer - Glenna Belch, Chair of United South Austin, member of Zilker Neighborhood Association. ~men a developer has been relatively smell, Zilker Nei~hborhood Association has had the rttsntion of ail pewie on Uw City Council. For this we are grateful. However, when the devaloper is wealthy end influential, the Council is not a receptive to neighborhood concerns. The tNA example of this is Ule toning change allowed for the building of ( skyscraper on Barton Spgs. Rd. where tle Jalapejio Chsrlief Restaurant wed to be. We lost in a 5 - 2 vote will Silly Shipman and Roger Duncan on our sider Developers who contribute a lot of cempaign money have been gaining r lot of voter. We need your help to be more effective. Membership dues in SANE-People's Pac is ~20.00. Dueww contributions may be mailed to SANE9eople's Pac. P.O, Box BDiBB, Austin, Texas, 787~3. For additiona mnformalon call Glenna at 442--0554, or leave a message on J#nes Plnedof answering service at 835-693~. UNITED SOUTH WSTIN After a prssentation on Single Member Districts (Tarry Davis against; Oary Wltt for), United South AusMn voted ii favor of the concept of Single Member Districts rather thanthe "at-large' system we now have. tJSA formed I committee to study the boundaries for single member districts. Please notify Glenna Belch, 442-0554 or Richer Gravois, 441-3430, if you want to be on this committee. Ckr Saturday, January 19th, Austin voters will go to the polls to decided on three important issue for our rgid growing city: Whether or no to move the Robert Mueller Airport: whether or not to preserve the open space a parkland around Municipal Auditorium; whether or not to rprove Single-Member City Council Districts. Zllk Preclnct(332) votes heavily. For the November 6th Presidential Elections, we had an 80X voter turnout. Plea keep informed on the issues. DAIIWRC VACCree): Homesetting for my 10 month old daughter. Please call Emilie Latcher, home
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1984_December znews


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Z NEWS: Editor-- Beth Brown, 2200 De Verne, 441-7987 Circulation -- Paulette Gravois, 1402 Kinney 441-3430
From:
1984_February znews


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Tom Amiss
Realtor

From:
1997_November znews


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Would You Buy A Used House from this Man? You Betcha!
Henry Benedict knows your neighborhood and can be counted on to set fair market prices on his own listings as well as to help you make wise decisions regarding properties listed by other brokers. Henry has never listed a property which wel unsold and he sells a phenomenal 80% of his own listings. If you are currently renting and don't think you have the resources to buy a house in beautiful South Austin call us for a confidential, low-key, and friendly discussion of your situation--yemay be stronger than you think. If you presently own property and are considering move, call us for a free market analysis of your property value and for some suggestion as to alternative living situations. You will not find more knowledgable, helpful, and sincerely concerned agents than those with Henry Benedict & Associates, so feel free to call us at any time for any reason. We want to be your real estate firm.
Henry Benedict & Associates

From:
1983_January znews


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Z NEWS Libby Farris. Editor, For ad info, call 443-9582
The Z News is published by the Zilker Neighborhood Association. Bob Ogorzaly, President 443-5539
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1989_June znews


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kaliedoproperties
From:
1989_November znews


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Jane's Upholstery Studio 2103-A La Casa, 78704 .447-7619 Mention this ad and get 10% off on custom labor and fabric!
From:
1989_June znews


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Mary Lee Maintenance
Mary Lee Foundation
416-9621 & 416-9464
Let us take care of your lawn needs,
Free estimates & dedicated staff.
Proceeds go to the Mary Lee Foundation Rehabilitation Center

From:
1995_May znews


ZNEWS


KALEIDO PROPERTIES
YOUR ZILKER NEIGHBORHOOD
REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS
CALL FOR CURRENT MARKET INFORMATION
440-1799

From:
1996_March ZNEWS


ZNEWS


KALEIDOPROPERTIES
1709 BLUEBONNET LN..
AUSTIN, TX 78704
Your Zilker Neighborhood Real Estate Professionals Call for current market information
440-1799
From:
1997_January ZNEWS


ZNEWS


SOUTHSIDE PRINTING SERVICE
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512-444-2590. FAX 512-444-6337
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Saturday, 9:00 to 12:00

From:
1997_June ZNEWS


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KaleidoProperties
440-1799
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1997_November znews


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From:
1989_June znews


ZNEWS


Pastor John and Alison Larkham invite you to
WORLD HARVEST OUTREACH CHURCH Austin's new and exciting Christian church, teaching and preaching the uncompromising Word of God with clarity
Sundays at 10:00 am South Austin Recreation Center 1100 Cumberland Road
For more info call 444-5550

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1996_March ZNEWS


ZNEWS


KALEIDOPROPERTIES
YOUR ZILKER NEIGHBORHOOD
REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS
CALL FOR CURRENT MARKET INFORAIATION 440-1799

From:
1997_June ZNEWS


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Southside Printing Service
1050 S Lamar
444-2590
From:
1997_November znews


ZNEWS


Call for a CONFIDENTIAL discussion of your individual situation
BANCPLUS MORTGAGE CO.
DEBORAH HUBBARD
Loan Officer and your Zilker Neighbor for 10 years
349-0024
From:
1996_March ZNEWS


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NEWSLETTER DISTRIBUTION Goodrich, Hether, Folts, Ethel, Jessie, Josephine, Bauerle, Help is needed in delivering Z-NEWS on these streets: Treadwell, Nash, Montclaire, Peach Tree and Arpdale. If you want to help, call Paulette Gravois at 441-3430.
From:
1983_January znews


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Thank you, Deliverers !! It's been some time since we've expressed our appreciation to the many folks who help distribute the ZNews. Special recognition must be given to the Bouns, Fabos, Kaplans, Kickes, Oeltjens, Ogorzays, Parks, Petersons, and Vajgerts. Also thanks to lames, Margaret, Jeff, Georgina, John Z., Barbara, Fontaine, John H., Karen, Kay, Kevin, Sarah, Glenna, Mike, Marcellina and Richard. All these folks have delivered cheerfully and consistently for many years. If you can help deliver, (it's good exercise!) we still need help for the following streets: Nash/Baurle, Heather, Anita, Ford, Goodrich, Blue Crest, Frrazier, Rabb (Eastside), and Arpdae/Deverne.
From:
1994_December znews


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Stand and Delilver - Do you prefer to get involved in a behind-the-scenes way? Do you like to exercise and see the neighborhood! A great way to do both is to help deliver the ZNews. Deliverers are needed for Collier, Arpdale, Deverne, Rabb Road, Anita, Ford, Valeria and parts of Oxford and Garner.
From:
1996_July znews


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Z News at Your Door!
Thank you, thank you to all our neighbors who deliver Z-News! We appreciate your time and effort. Our goal is to make sure every house, duplex, condo, apartment, and trailer is covered by our volunteer carriers. The really good news is that anyone in the neighborhood can join this elite force. Your assignment will take only about an hour, the exercise is good for you and you'll get to visit as you go (so it may take more than an hour, oh well!) We especially need volunteers for Arpdale, De Verne,
From:
1997_March znews


znewsAdvertise


Just Another Pretty Face?
No Way! I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce you to one of my best agents. Krista Schlinderman is not only attractive but she is also a whiz when it comes to creative financing and property location for picky buyers. Henry Benedict & Associates has just closed the first FHA Rehabilitation Home Mortgage loan in Austin and Krista was instrumental in putting this transaction together. If you are thinking of buying a home or an investment and would like Uncle Sam to help finance your project, call Krista for a free discussion and evaluation of your situation. We work hard to be knowledgeable because we want to be your real estate firm.
Henry Benedict gr Associates
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1983_December znewsAdvertise


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PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
When I listed this Barton Heights home, people said that someone would have to be crazy to buy it. The property had been a neglected rental unit for many years and had been rated as substandard by the City of Austin. The list of repairs required by the City was a long one and it included everything from structural to plumbing to electrical work. The yard looked like a jungle and the outbuildings were in terrible shape.
It has been only a year since this home was purchased by the present owner but already you can see how much difference a little cash and a lot of work and imagination can accomplish. The yard is coming along fine and a very nice garden area has been added. Fresh paint and many extra touches have made this rambling older house into a very attractive and comfortable home.
If you or anyone you know are interested in buying an older home in our area, please call Henry Benedict & Associates first. We know Barton Heightl and the Zilker area better than anyone and we are ready to help you buy or sell at any time. We want to be your real estate firm.
Henry Benedict & Associates

From:
1983_March znewsadvertise



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. Z NEWS THERE'S NO PLACE                 ZILI

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1983_December znewstop


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Z NEWS
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
ZILIKER NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Vol. 1 No. 4 March, 1983

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1983_March znewstop


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Z NEWS

From:
1983_May znewstop



zoning


ZONING ORDINANCE
Austin's current zoning ordinance was adopted in 1931 to match the 1927 city plan. At that time Austin had a population of 50,000 and was 30 square miles.
Austin's proposed new zoning ordinance was contracted for in 1979, already 3 years in progress. Austin now has a population of 372,000 and is 130 square miles.
Approximately 60 public hearings have been held on this ordinance. Due to the last minute effort from "Quality Austin," an organization supporting development, to have the proposed ordinance scrapped (they bought full page advertisements in the Austin American Statesman entitled "WARNING" which turned this ordinance into an emotional issue for folks who had not read the ordinance), the planning commission appointed three task forces: residential, commercial and procedural.
Cicely Simms, ZNA vice-president was on the residential task force. Some compromises were made, but the residential section of the ordinance mostly remains as written. The task force was scheduled for 8 hours a week for 6 weeks-lots of work! Thank you, Cicily!
The commercial task force had different results, we understand. That group of people tore the commercial ordinance section of the zoning ordinance apart and have re-done it with many changes. One change is recommending that the Central Business District be expanded to cross Town Lake. That could put downtown in our neighborhood.
Two public hearings on this ordinance are scheduled at city council chambers in December: December 2 and December 16. If you can help, speak or write letters, please do. For more information, call Richard Gravois at 441-3430 or Glenna Balch 442-0554.
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1982_December zoning


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ZONING ORDINANCE ALERT At our September 1982 Zilker Neighborhood Association Meeting we passed a resolution that we were generally in favor of the New Zoning Ordinance and that we particularly supported the compatibility standards, the traffic safety standards and non-cumulative zoning aspects of the new ordinance. In November compromises were made in task force committees. The Commercial Task Force radically changed the definition of the Central Business District (CBD) by expanding the CBD parking and landscap- ing criteria to the following boundaries: Riverside Drive, E. Bouldin Creek, Lamar Blvd., Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., and IH-35. This expansion is a part of the latest December 7, 1982 "Recommended Revi- sions to Austin's Zoning Ordinance."
If this revision is allowed to become part of city law, then our neighborhood would soon be the Central Business District. We would not be considered to be a neighborhood nor have any of the protective neigh- borhood aspects of this ordinance.
The Zoning Ordinance will be a main topic for our January 17th meeting at Kinney Avenue Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m. A City Council Public Hearing concerning the zoning ordinance is scheduled for January 20, 1983 at 301 West 2nd Street. Join us there!
From:
1983_January zoning


ZONING


New Zoning ORDINANCE The proposed new zoning ordinance is scheduled for City Council Action on October 20th. following, written by Austin Neighborhoods Council President Smoot Carl-Mitchell for distribu in neighborhood newsletters, are deficiencies in the current draft of the ordinance.
Fact: The new ordinance encourages downtown commercial sprawl into close-in neighborho by encouraging intensive commercial use outside of the Downtown area. There is no hei limit on downtown buildings.
Fact: All property is grandfathered for 2-10 years. One year on all property is more than sufficier
Fact: So called compatibility standards for intensive development of apartments in single fat neighborhoods are only guidelines and have no enforcement power. In addition there no compatibility standards for commercial property.
Fact: There are no provisions for limiting traffic impact on existing neighborhoods.
Fact: The Neighborhood Conservation Combining District, a tool for neighborhood planning, been deleted from this draft.
Fact: There are no noise standards in the ordinance. They were removed from a previous draft.
Fact: The ordinance does not address overzoning of existing properties nor provide for rollb; of properties to existing use. This deficiency will continue to fuel the current speculation cycl A Skyscraper Planned for the Jalapeiio Charlie's Site A zoning change for 100-foot building on Barton Springs Road and Bouldin Avenue is b requested before the City Council. Originally John Joseph representing owner Steve Scott reque a change to 4th Height and Area. (Downtown buildings are zoned 4th Height and Area-the presently no height limit for this zoning.) At the Planning Commission Public Hearing he char his request, asking for the back lot to be changed from "A" ist Height and Area to "C" 2nd Ht and Area. Getting approval for this change would allow a building of 120 feet to be built (usine 3-to-1 set back exemption). In a 5-4 vote, Joseph got his request with a 100 foot limit al Planning Commission stage. Atthe City Council Public Hearing on September 8th, it was determ by the Planning Department that proper re-zoning notification was not posted. Therefore, the ( has been sent back to the Planning Commission. If this zoning change is allowed, it will s precedent for skyscrapers from Wright Pottery Studio to the Magic Time Machine. Now is the time to let the Planning Commission members know how you feel about develops along Barton Springs Road.
From:
1983_September ZONING


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PROPOSED NEW ZONING ORDINANCE
For the latest United Austin Meeting on March 2, 1983, James Pinedo, USA founder, from Bouldin Creek Neighborhood Association, compiled a list of 17 objections to the December 7, 1982 draft.
United South Austin unanimously voted to oppose the following parts of the 12-7-82 draft: the extension of the Central Area Parking Exemption Boundaries (which brings downtown zoning south of Town Lake), the weakening of compatibility standards between single family and multi-family housing, the removal of the traffic increase limits for new multi-family housing developments. USA also voted unanimously for adding a neighborhood planning policy, the Neighborhood Conservation Combining Districts, allowance of earlier site plan review neighborhoods and a requirement that neighborhood associations be notified when zoning change applications are made.
USA agreed to consider the Downtown Overlay Zone (for example Town Lake, Congress Avenue and E Sixth Street) concept, the open grandfather clauses of the ordinance (Property now zoned 3rd height & area could be developed under the old ordinance for 10 years forward), and Central Business District height limits (should it have a height limit? how high?). These parts we will vote on at the March 16, 1983 meeting.
The Austin Neighborhood Council discussed these same 17 objections and agreed to vote on these problems at the March 28, 1983 ANC meeting.
ZILKER NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION YEARLY MEMBERSHIP IS $3.00
Richard Gravois, President $1.00 for Senior Citizens (65 and over)
1402 Kinney Avenue Name _ Phone
Austin, Texas 78704 Address

Z NEWS: Editor-- Beth Brown,
Circulation -- Paulette Gravois, 1402 t CONTRIBUTORS: Glenna Balch, Walt Bronstad, Richard Gravois, Eleanor McKinney

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1983_March zoning



zonning


ZONING ORDINANCE
The Zoning Ordinance will be before the City Council for action soon. If the future of livable neighborhoods is important to you, please let your City Council members know that you want Zilker Neighborhood protected by the new Zoning Ordinance. Inside this newsletter you will find a letter detailing some of the provisions essential for neighborhood protection. Sign and send this letter to the Mayor and Council or write one of your own; either way, you will show that neighborhoods do care about Austin's future.
The address for the Mayor and Council is P.O. Box 1088, Austin, 78767. The phone number is 477-6511.
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1983_December zonning