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Approves an ordinance to suspend the interim Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program rate adjustment proposed by Texas Gas Service Company. Approve an ordinance to suspend a Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program interim
Community Facilities Agreement with HN Red Bluff Partners, LLC for public storm drain infrastructure improvements at 4701 Red Bluff Road, to update the scope of work and increase the City
loan in an amount not to exceed $3,500,000 through the TWDB Flood Infrastructure Fund Program for the Fallwell Lane Capital Renewal Project. Funding: Contingent upon available funding
private equity (Astound), and why Austin Energy should intervene and seize the relevant infrastructure in Austin to form a municipal internet provider. Reese Armstrong - Google Fiber acquisition by private equity
Authorizes a cost participation agreement with Vanterra Capital Group, LLC to reimburse oversized wastewater infrastructure for a proposed mixed-use development under Service Extension Request No. 6039. The infrastructure includes
restroom pavilion, two picnic pavilions, parking, playgrounds, water service, and stormwater and water quality infrastructure. Staff recommends approval. Conditional Use Permit: SPC-2025-0202C - PARD - John Trevino Park Phase
Merila Thorne-Thomsen - Damage to Austin Energy infrastructure and private property due to unchecked utility construction Merila Thorne-Thomsen - Damage to Austin Energy infrastructure and private property due to unchecked
City Manager to assist CTRMA with developing this City-aligned project alternative, identify infrastructure improvements to reduce the need for or scope of the Project, collaborate with Capital Metro Transportation
modify development review processes, methods to demonstrate water quality compliance, street design, and utility infrastructure design for the design and construction of certain transit system projects and related transit system
exceed $1,000,000,000 from the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act loan program for the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion
future-items discussion to monitor whether bird-friendly design, green infrastructure, water reuse, or solar-panel recycling returns as a committee topic. Use the future-items discussion to monitor whether
Head should monitor the proposed development agreement and TIRZ No. 21 briefing for potential infrastructure-financing and agreement terms if later considered. Developers with interests near Dog’s Head should
Firms positioned for large municipal risk-management or water-infrastructure work should track the scheduled contract terms and procurement follow-up for Alliant’s insurance brokerage services and the Williamson
proposed TIRZ No. 21 participation and preliminary project-and-financing plan before relying on infrastructure or financing assumptions. Developers with interests in the Dog's Head area should review
Contractors should monitor the scheduled Zilker Clubhouse construction-services contract and related water and infrastructure work for procurement, subcontracting, and prequalification signals. Contractors should monitor the scheduled Zilker Clubhouse construction
monitor the proposed PID financing and verify how any district-funded improvements could affect infrastructure assumptions, timing, and project phasing. Developers active near Estancia Hill Country should monitor the proposed
term committee touchpoints for organizations working on watershed protection, climate resilience, housing affordability, or infrastructure. The May calendar amendment and the three scheduled policy briefings identify near-term committee touchpoints
Resilient Austin Playbook briefing, which was scheduled to address climate risks, affordability pressures, and infrastructure challenges. Residents interested in climate resilience and affordability can follow the Resilient Austin Playbook briefing
municipal-policy stakeholders should prepare focused input on the proposed suspensions of interim gas-infrastructure rate adjustments and the proposed clerk leave-accrual changes. Utility and municipal-policy stakeholders should
cost-participation increase is considered favorably, developers in that mixed-use area should reassess infrastructure-financing assumptions and coordinate early on utility participation. If the proposed East Howard Lane