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Attend the “Save It, Don’t Pave It” Rally to help protect our neighborhood from the CTRMA toll road plan to expand MoPac on the south side of the Lady Bird Lake by building a double-decker bridge over the lake. You can make a difference! Join with us this coming Saturday, May 2nd, at 10:30 a.m. for a “Save It Don’t Pave It” rally at the Roberta Crenshaw pedestrian bridge beneath MoPac. Learn more and speak out. Send an email message to our elected officials.
On the other hand, if you don’t think the MoPac expansion plan will add more traffic through our neighborhood, don’t bother to attend the rally.
And if you don’t think the double-decker bridge over the lake will add more noise to our neighborhood, don’t bother to attend the rally.
And if you don’t think the double-decker bridge over the lake will provide a precedent for doing the same thing on the north side of MoPac through our neighborhood, don’t bother to attend the rally.
And if you don’t think the addition of four new lanes will have any impact on Lady Bird Lake, Zilker Park, and Barton Springs, then skip it.
And if you think that connecting Mopac over to Interstate 35 by building SH 45 Southwest won’t blow up MoPac traffic through our neighborhood, then by all means, stay home.
But if you’re concerned about any of these effects, THEN RALLY ON SATURDAY!
The Central West Austin Neighborhood Plan Contact Team will hold its Annual Meeting on Monday, April 21, 2025 (6pm) at Howson Branch Library. The meeting agenda is set forth below: I. Call to Order A. Officer Election. Our current officers are Mike Cannatti (Chair), August Harris (Vice Chair), and Joyce Basciano (Secretary). Mike is stepping […]
Please join us for a PUBLIC MEETING to discuss the Exposition Blvd. Water Improvements Project and related upcoming construction, and to hear updates from the contractor and project team. WHEN: Wednesday, March 27, 2019, 7 p.m. – 8 p.m. WHERE: O. Henry Middle School, 2610 West 10th St., Austin, TX 78703 CONTACT: Emlea Chanslor, emlea.chanslor@austintexas.gov […]
At a public meeting in April 2015, the Watershed Protection Department proposed installing storm drains pipes down several streets in Tarrytown, including Rockmoor and Robinhood, to augment the existing storm drain system. The existing storm drain system, built in 1952, is undersized and drains to an underground cave. The capacity of the cave is unknown, […]