Can Austin Build on Recent Land Use Wins to Be a More Affordable, Sustainable City?

The City of Austin Planning Commission is planning to form a working group to explore small-scale reforms to Austin’s outdated and overly restrictive Land Development Code. The last attempt to totally overhaul the code, named CodeNEXT, was dismantled by an unfortunate state law which gives a minority of homeowners – who are themselves a minority of the residents of the …

It is time to comment on TxDOT’s UTP

How is the Texas transportation system working out for you? If you could spend about $115 billion over the next ten years to improve safe, multimodal access for all the people of Texas, how would you divvy up the money? Don’t tell us, tell TxDOT:Find out more at Unified Transportation Program – Public InvolvementClick on the Comment Form to submit …

Policy Hacking with Farm&City: The UTP and You

The UTP and YOU

Please plan to join us for Policy Hacking with Farm&City Thursday, July 7th at 4pm Central / 3pm Mountain “The UTP and YOU“ with Casey Wells from TxDOT’s Statewide Planning Team This will be a hybrid event that is free and open to the public. You are welcome to join us virtually, or in person at Capital Factory in downtown Austin …