Matters — 2026
145 matters with activity · 145 new in this period
Eastside Hub Rezoning at 6301 FM 969 Road (C14-2026-0007)
Ensnail Development Inc. seeks to rezone two tracts at 6301 FM 969 Road and 4609 Ed Bluestein Service Road Northbound, in the Walnut Creek Watershed, to general commercial services zoning with a conditional overlay and neighborhood plan designation. The change would replace the current warehouse/limited office and general commercial services zoning on the site, allowing a broader range of commercial uses subject to conditions set by the overlay.
Grant for Citywide Archeology Program Framework (26-2033)
The City would accept and spend $35,280 in grant funds from the Texas Historical Commission's Certified Local Government Program to develop a Citywide Archeology Program Framework. The City must provide a matching $35,280, which would be met by counting the salaries and benefits of existing Austin Planning staff positions.
South Shore Planned Unit Development Land Use Change (NPA-2026-0021.02)
Austin Planning proposes changing the future land use designation on properties on South Lakeshore Boulevard and East Riverside Drive from Specific Regulating District to Mixed Use. The change would amend the neighborhood and corridor plans that guide how the land is used.
Goodnight Ranch Planned Unit Development Amendment at Old Lockhart Road (C814-04-0187.03.SH)
A request sought to change the conditions of zoning for part of the Goodnight Ranch Planned Unit Development, on the east side of Old Lockhart Road. The City of Austin was the applicant and Austin Goodnight Ranch, LP was the owner, and both City staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission recommended granting the change before the matter went inactive.
Purple Square One Land Use Change at Guadalupe Street (NPA-2024-0018.01)
The proposal would change the future land use map designation for the properties at 7003, 7005, and 7007 Guadalupe Street from Higher Density Single Family and Multifamily Residential to Mixed Use, as an amendment to the Brentwood/Highland Combined Neighborhood Plan. The property owner and applicant is Purple Square One Limited Liability Company.
South Shore Apartments Land Use Change at 1404 East Riverside Drive (NPA-2026-0021.01)
A change to the future land use map is proposed for the property at 1404 East Riverside Drive, switching its designation from Specific Regulating District to Multifamily Residential. The change would amend the Greater South River City Combined Neighborhood Plan, part of the Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan. The owner and applicant is South Shore Apartments Owner LP, represented by Drenner Group, PC.
Montopolis-Fairway Mixed Use Land Use Change (NPA-2023-0005.01)
A request proposed amending the Montopolis Neighborhood Plan to change the future land use designation of properties on Caddie Street, Montopolis Drive, and Fairway Street from Single Family and Civic to Mixed Use. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommended granting Mixed Use, and the owners and applicants included 3rd Angle Developments, LLC and 1614 Montopolis, LLC.
NUSY Real Estate Group Commercial Rezoning at East Wonsley Drive (C14-2026-0014)
The property at 301 and 309 East Wonsley Drive is proposed to be rezoned from low-density multifamily residence zoning to neighborhood commercial-mixed use zoning with a conditional overlay, which adds site-specific conditions. The request is for a project called Wonsley Grocery & Kitchen and comes from the owner, NUSY Real Estate Group LLC.
East Avenue Planned Unit Development Amendment 7 (C814-06-0175.07)
A request sought to change the conditions of zoning for several properties along the North Interstate Highway 35 southbound service road and Concordia Avenue, while keeping the same planned unit development-neighborhood plan zoning. City staff and the Planning Commission both recommended granting the change, and the request was heard by City Council but stalled without a final decision.
Christ Church Mixed Use Land Use Change (NPA-2023-0002.01)
A change is proposed to the East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood Plan's future land use map, which would redesignate several properties near Medina, East 2nd, and San Marcos Streets from Single Family, Recreation and Open Space, and Civic to Mixed Use. The applicant is Christ Church of Central Austin, represented by Thrower Design, LLP.
Christ Church Rezoning at 206 Medina Street and 1010 East 2nd Street (C14-2024-0017)
Christ Church of Central Austin seeks to rezone property at 206 Medina Street and 1010 East 2nd Street from family residence zoning to general commercial services zoning with mixed use, vertical mixed use building, and conditional overlay features. City staff recommend a less intense neighborhood commercial zoning instead, while the Planning Commission recommended the general commercial services zoning, as amended.
Christ Church Rezoning at 112 Medina Street (C14-2024-0010)
Christ Church of Central Austin is asking the city to rezone three properties at 112 Medina Street, 1005 East 2nd Street, and 105 San Marcos Street in the Waller Creek Watershed from single-family residential to a commercial and mixed-use category that would allow shops, services, and housing together with density bonuses. City planning staff have recommended a smaller-scale neighborhood commercial mixed-use designation instead, while the Planning Commission supports the broader commercial mixed-use request as amended. The applicant is represented by Thrower Design, LLC.
Citywide Density Bonus Fee-in-Lieu Code Amendment (26-2420)
This proposed change to the City Code would amend the rules for the Citywide Density Bonus Program, which governs whether developers can pay a fee instead of providing income-restricted rental units on-site. According to the item, it would require certain participating projects to build affordable housing on-site rather than pay the fee, which could reduce the fees the city collects over time but would be offset by the on-site affordable units.
Citywide Density Bonus Program Zoning Districts (26-1715)
A proposed change to the City Code's land development rules sought to create new zoning districts for a citywide density bonus program, allowing additional building height in exchange for affordable housing and other community benefits. It was to apply to commercial and multifamily zones and replace the existing Density Bonus 90 combining district and the Vertical Mixed Use building and overlay. The proposal had a public hearing before the City Council but showed no further activity afterward.
Two- and Three-Unit Homes Citywide Code Changes (26-1709)
A resolution was proposed to start changes to the City's land development code so two-unit and three-unit homes could be built in all zoning districts and regulating plans where single-family and multifamily housing were already permitted, following earlier Home Options for Mobility and Equity (HOME) rules. It also directed the City Manager to take steps to make small-scale residential development more feasible and report back to Council. The item went before City Council but showed no further activity.
Maximum Parking Limits Near Transit Corridors (26-1057)
A resolution was proposed directing the City Manager to explore changes to the city's land development code that would set maximum off-street parking requirements in the equitable transit-oriented development combining district and other transit corridors citywide, with limited exceptions based on defined criteria. The City Manager was also to work with the development community, housing advocates and other stakeholders and report back to Council, but the matter stalled without a final vote.
4015 Limited Partnership Rezoning at 1811 Airport Boulevard (C14-2026-0002)
The owner of 1811 Airport Boulevard seeks to change the property's zoning from community commercial-mixed use-neighborhood plan to community commercial-mixed use-density bonus 90-neighborhood plan, a combining district that adds a density bonus option to the existing zoning. City planning staff and the Planning Commission both recommend approving the request. The property is in the Boggy Creek Watershed, and the applicant is 4015 Limited Partnership, represented by Thrower Design, LLC.
Holly Wu Restaurant at West 6th Street (C14-2026-0006)
Holly Wu seeks to rezone property at 1608 West 6th Street for a restaurant. The property is in the Lady Bird Lake Watershed.
Citywide Efficiency Assessment Program for City Auditor (26-1160)
An ordinance was proposed to amend the City Code chapter covering the City Auditor and establish a citywide Comprehensive Efficiency Assessment Program. The proposal was heard by the City Council but showed no further activity afterward.
City Auditor Changes and Citywide Efficiency Assessment (26-1020)
An ordinance was proposed to amend the section of the City Code covering the City Auditor and to establish a citywide Comprehensive Efficiency Assessment. The proposal was heard by the City Council but showed no further activity afterward.
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