Matters — 2026
145 matters with activity · 145 new in this period
Rezoning at 500 East FM 1626 Road (C14-2025-0113)
The proposal would rezone a portion of the property at 500 East FM 1626 Road in the Onion Creek Watershed.
Mopac Atrium Investments Land Use Change at 8701 North Mopac (NPA-2025-0031.01)
A request sought to amend the North Shoal Creek Neighborhood Plan to change the future land use designation of the property at 8701 North Mopac Expressway Service Road Northbound from Commerce to Mixed-Use Activity Hub/Corridor. City staff and the Planning Commission had both recommended granting the change, and the request was under review by City Council before it went inactive without a final vote.
Area Plan File 26-1847
The City Council is considering annexing approximately 2,614 acres in eastern Travis County, between the Colorado River, United States Highway 183, and State Highway 130, into the City’s full-purpose jurisdiction.
Springdale Farm Rezoning (C14-2026-0004)
The proposed ordinance would rezone property at 755 1/2 Springdale Road and 740 Mansell Avenue from general commercial zoning.
Penize Commercial Land Use Change at Middle Fiskville Road (NPA-2025-0026.02)
A request proposed changing the future land use map designation for several properties on Middle Fiskville Road, in the Walnut Creek Watershed, from Neighborhood Commercial to Commercial as an amendment to the North Lamar Combined Neighborhood Plan. City staff and the Planning Commission had recommended granting the Commercial designation, and the request was submitted by Penize, LLC and Toniette Navarrette, with Husch Blackwell, LP serving as agent.
Middle Fiskville Automotive Sales Rezoning (C14-2025-0099)
A request sought to rezone property on Middle Fiskville Road in the Walnut Creek Watershed from family residence and neighborhood commercial zoning to general commercial services zoning, which would have allowed a broader range of commercial uses. City staff and the Planning Commission recommended granting the commercial zoning with a conditional overlay attached, a set of restrictions limiting what could be done on the site. The application was filed by Penize, LLC and was still under City Council review when activity on the case stopped.
Area Plan File 26-1263
An ordinance proposed amending the Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan to update the Austin Strategic Mobility Plan by adopting the Austin Core Transportation Plan.
North Burnet/Gateway RSMU Rezoning at Burnet Road (C14-2025-0126)
A request sought to rezone the area generally bounded by Braker Lane, Burnet Road, MoPac Expressway, and Stonelake Boulevard. The matter was under City Council review but stalled without a final vote.
Lightsey Homes Rezoning at Lightsey Road (C14-2025-0108)
A request sought to rezone property at 1700 and 1704 Lightsey Road from family residence district zoning to townhouse zoning. The matter was under review before becoming inactive without a final vote.
Welcome Industrial Rezoning at North IH-35 Service Road (C14-2025-0110)
A request sought to rezone property at 12224 1/2 North Interstate Highway-35 Service Road South Bound from limited office to industrial park zoning. City staff and the Zoning and Platting Commission had both recommended granting the industrial park zoning, and the request was under review by City Council before it went inactive. The owner and applicant was Welcome Industrial Sub 21, LLC.
Palmer Events Center Garage Structural Repairs Contract (26-2478)
The City would ratify a construction contract with Jay-Reese Contractors, Inc., for structural repairs to the Palmer Events Center garage, at a cost not to exceed $2,265,105. The money comes from the Austin Convention Center's Capital Budget.
Austin City Limits Underwriting Agreement with KLRU (26-2164)
The City would enter a five-year agreement with the Capital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council, doing business as KLRU and Austin PBS, to provide production underwriting for the Austin City Limits television concert series. The city would pay no more than $1,327,284 over the term, funded from the Austin Convention Center Department's operating budget.
Convention Center Furniture and Equipment Contracts (26-2188)
The City proposes contracts for furniture, fixtures, and equipment for the Austin Convention Center, purchased through the BuyBoard, Omnia Partners, and Sourcewell cooperative purchasing entities. The contracts would run two years with up to three one-year extensions, at a cost not to exceed $20,000,000, with $1,666,667 currently available in the Convention Center's Capital Budget and the rest depending on future budget funding.
Visit Austin Tourism Promotion Agreement and Marketing Plan (26-2163)
The City would enter a five-year agreement, with one five-year extension option, with the Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau, doing business as Visit Austin, to promote conventions and tourism, paying up to $19,993,429 for the first fiscal year. Council would also approve Visit Austin's $22,453,889 marketing plan and budget and set the contract payment as required by state tax law. The city's payment would come from Hotel Occupancy Tax funds in the Tourism and Promotion Fund and from the Austin Convention Center Department's operating budget, and depends on approval of those budgets.
Bird and Bat Control Services Contract (26-1782)
A contract was proposed with Power Pest Corp., doing business as Urban Bird Services, for bird and bat control services for an initial two years, with up to three one-year extensions and a cost not to exceed $755,000. Initial funding of $52,431 was identified in the operating budgets of the Austin Convention Center and Austin Facilities Management, with later years depending on future budgets. The item was heard by City Council but stalled without a recorded final decision.
Convention Center Expansion Bonds Up to $1.35 Billion (26-1861)
A request was proposed to issue and sell Special Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2026, in an amount not to exceed $1,350,000,000 to fund the Convention Center expansion project. The proposal also covered related documents, payment of costs of issuance, and rescinding Ordinance No. 20251023-009, and it was under review before the matter went inactive.
Second Street Garage Exterior Improvements Contract (26-1229)
A contract was proposed with RS Ellis, doing business as Southwest Corporation, for construction services on the Second Street Garage Exterior Improvements Project, at $2,703,016 plus a $270,302 contingency, for a total not to exceed $2,973,318. The money was to come from the Austin Convention Center's Capital Budget, not from the Convention Center Expansion Project, and the matter stalled without a final vote.
Convention Center Staging Equipment Contract with StageRight (26-2727)
A contract was proposed with StageRight Corp. for staging equipment, parts, repairs, and installation services for the Austin Convention Center, with an initial one-year term and up to four one-year extensions at no more than $405,000. Of that amount, $60,750 was available in the current-year Convention Center operating budget, and funding for later years depended on future budgets. The matter was heard by City Council but stalled without a final vote.
1017 W Slaughter Lane (File 26-2543)
A resolution is proposed to support Verbena Flats LP's application for federal 4% non-competitive housing tax credits to build a multifamily development called Verbena Flats at or near 1017 W Slaughter Lane. The project would be financed through the private activity bond program, and approving the resolution does not obligate the City to provide any funding.
714 Turtle Creek Boulevard (File 26-1778)
South First Affordable Partners LP, or an affiliated entity, seeks 4% non-competitive housing tax credits to rehabilitate a scattered-site multifamily housing development.
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