- LT High School ranked nationally
- Abercorn open house for potential new students
- One dead in Highway 71 accident
- HCI work starts in earnest
- Sales Tax for March
- LTEF awards grants
- Broadway star joins TexARTS summer program
- LT Community Library June Schedule
- Two locals become Eagle Scouts
- Election, next steps?
- Turnout low in election
- New hotel - first pictures
- Final voting results
- Lake Travis View for the chop?
- Faraday's take over old BBQ store in the Shops
- HEB confirms new 620 store
- Election Day - Saturday May 11th
- Goodwin target in quest for exclusive Homestead votes (updated)
- Willbanks election flyer hits Falconhead West
- Falconhead West "election" mailer mystery - updated May 6
P&Z Commission cold on condos
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The Hanover Company's attempt to get Bee Cave P&Z to support a plan for "Bee Cave Crossing" - a 300+ multi family development for the land surrounding Bee Cave Baptist Church at the 71/620 intersection - did not go well on Tuesday January 15th.
The development of 200+ one bedroom and 120+ two bedroom condos/townhouses (for sale not rent) plus close to 25,000 square feet of retail in four story buildings met with negative response from several commissioners concerned with the aesthetics and traffic ramifications of this high density development.
A review of the materials submitted showed a comprehensive outline of the potential layout and facilities - much of which resembled existing local developments like the Falconhead Apartments.
The questions remains what the City can control on this heavily grandfathered property which is currently under foreclosure by the bank.
The developer is now reconsidering presenting to City Council later this month.
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2013-02-02 11:09:18 | Concerned Resident - Concerned ResidentSince reviewing ths map, does this entail bulldozing Rosie's Tamales House and/or the Bee Cave Cemetery, both of which have been there longer than any subdivision, biz w/i the Bee Cave areas and most of the people living/working around the Bee Cave area?
