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Land Development Code Revision Blog

What happens to existing single-family homes in new transition areas?

As regulations change over time, it’s common for existing uses to not fully comply with all of the rules that new development would have to meet. So what happens to existing single-family homes when development rules change?

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Other Updates

Proposed Land Development Code Revision Timeline
City staff is proposing early December 2019 for Council’s consideration on first reading. The Land Development Code Revision Proposed Timeline shows a snapshot of the revision process to date as well as key milestones and events. The proposed dates noted in purple are subject to change based on Council direction and outcome of the public process.

Meet the Team
The City Manager has assembled a broad-based and cross-functional team that will share in the responsibility of drafting a revised code. The three-part team structure consists of: the Leadership Team, the Core Team, and Auxiliary Team.

Austin's Land Development Code Revision Blog
The City has a vision for an Austin that is affordable and accessible to all. We must plan for residents who live here now and for the many new Austinites in the future.

Read about our work to create a new land development code and zoning map with our first blog post.

Updates Round-Up

8/6/2019: Council Work Session
Staff Update on Land Development Code Revision
5/2/2019: Special-Called Meeting
Council votes on its policy direction.
4/25/2019: Council Meeting
Council continued accepting public comment and deliberated on policy direction.
4/23/2019: Council Work Session
Council discussed draft policy guidance and staff's response.
4/11/2019: Council Meeting
Council took public comment regarding the Land Development Revision Memo.
3/26/2019: Council Work Session
City Manager Cronk presented a brief overview of the policy direction requested.

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