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SLNA BYLAWS
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SLNA MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES
WALGREENS NEWS
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SLNA Boundary Map plotted by City of Austin GIS Management Office click here SLNA Land Use Map click here Travis County
Appraisal District Plat Maps for SLNA Area Zoning Map click here School District Assignments Map click here Sky View Map click here Topographical
Map click
here 3D Topographical Map click here LCRA Flood Plan Map for SLNA area click here Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Flood Map for SLNA area click here Watershed map for central Austin click here SLNA Oak Wilt Map click here Updated June 2006
This site also provides the information behind the maps. For
instance, you can zoom into a particular area of town and query the
registered neighborhood organizations with their contact people
including addresses and phone numbers. To use this new system, please click on this link:
Austin
GIS Capital
Metro Bus Route Map click
here OTHER DOCUMENTS APD compliant form for abandoned vehicles click here APD complaint form for barking dogs click here Brochure describing oak wilt and how to identify its presence in your oak trees click here WARNING: LARGE (648k) IMAGE! You may instead want to visit the City of Austin Park & Recreation Department's Oak Wilt Suppression Program web site by clicking here. Documents relating to the City of Austin Development Process, including the Land Development Code and the Austin City Charter, are available on the City of Austin web site:
Site Development Regulation Table--shows specifications for zoning codes (e.g. SF-1, MF-4) click here Article
explaining Austin's S.M.A.R.T. Housing policy from City of Austin Neighborhood Housing
and Community Development Office Reporter publication click
here
City Council meets at City Hall, 301 W. 2nd Street. Meetings begin 10 a.m. on most Thursdays. Austin City Council meetings are broadcast on municipal TV cable Channel 6 and also simulcast on KAZI-88.7 FM radio starting at 1:30pm. Council meetings are also streamed live on the Web on the Channel 6 Web site. There are seven members on the Austin City Council: one Mayor and six Council Members. The entire Council is elected at large by the voters of the City. Each member serves a staggered three-year term. Mail correspondence for city officials
to:
Email a
message to the Mayor and all Council members APD Southwest Area Command District
Representative For other city contacts, see Austin
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