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The City of Austin made a statement warning citizens of an online paid parking scam after it received three separate complaints in a 24-hour span.
In this case, the lawsuit claims, the 2024 tax rate for Project Connect approved by the Austin City Council on Aug. 14 is miscalculated "because the 'purpose' of the 2020 Project Connect tax ...
A zoning ordinance approved Thursday by the Austin Council allows developers to build 30 to 90 feet higher in exchange for more affordable housing units in certain areas of the city. but each ...
Martinez became an Austin City Council member in June 2006. [1] [6] That December, he sponsored a resolution to preserve Oak Springs in East Austin from development. [4]In January 2007, Martinez sponsored an ordinance to create a Homestead Preservation District that aimed to reduce the effects of rising values by using a portion of increased property taxes to fund affordable housing in East ...
[1] [2] Austin's city codes includes a Sign Code that distinguishes between signage that is located on-premises, including signs in shop windows and mounted street signs on the property, and those off-premises, like billboards. On-premise signs are generally unregulated and may be updated and improved without any limitations, including ...
City of Round Rock, which provided guidance going forward about when an officer violates a citizen's First Amendment right to record. [35] [33] In Buehler v. Dear, the cross-appellant Antonio Buehler appealed after the Turner v. Driver decision that made it legal to film the police in the Fifth Circuit so long as it "hinder[s] the police."
The city of Austin has submitted $88 million to FEMA for reimbursements related to COVID-19 projects, according to a March 14 statement from the city's Homeland Security and Emergency Management ...
By September 30, 2020, the City of Austin received nearly 7,000 complaints of COVID-19 safety violations at businesses and had issued citations to at least 8 businesses. [185] Some bars in Austin had their operating licenses suspended after the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission began enforcing COVID-19 safety rules in June 2020. [186]