3 neighborhoods to take another look at.

[Matt Stricklen]

<<In a report, experts assembled by the Urban Land Institute identified 1,350 acres within Austin that could fit into the city’s current zoning framework for “transit-oriented development,” or TOD. Anchored by a transit station, a TOD features a mix of office, residential, retail, entertainment, and other spaces in a compact walkable and bikeable area.>>

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[Ryan Kelly]

@Matt Stricklen @Chris Bowe It will all be up to the voters in November. Austin has a weak history of supporting public transportation systems overall. They have approved bonds for better bus routes and bike lanes but voted down several light rail system proposals over the past 20+ years. The Project Connect vote next month will determine the direction of mass transit in Austin for the next 20 years.