As far as my week - Monday Steve Jones, Chessie Zimmerman and I met with Emily Lubbers and Geoffrey Tahuahua of the Home Builders Association of Greater Austin. It appears "The Peninsula" in the Highlands will host the 2017 Parade of Homes. Looking forward to it!
I had a meeting with the Lakeway MUD to talk about the sale of the 82 acre property and their thoughts on the development.
Steve Jones and I had a meeting with representatives from the "Citizens Advocates for Lakeway Deer". They contend they have a signed petition but have not presented it for certification to the City Secretary.
Chessie Zimmerman and Julie Oakley looked closely at the revenue budget for this year. We are nearly half way through the fiscal year and our projections are looking good. We should out perform budget on Sales Tax and BDS fees will meet projections.
The rest of the week was spent working on the details of the upcoming Council meeting. This meeting will be on Tuesday because of the holiday. Here is that agenda. The backup data can be found here. No real controversy on the agenda that I foresee although there are a lot of items.
Today Judge Madison conducted court with a docket of 73 cases including one trial by judge case.
CBC met Thursday in regular session - here was the agenda. Item 4 was a fence variance that was approved and item 5 was a waiver for a driveway design issue that was denied.
From the Chief:
A suspect was arrested for aggravated assault after he attacked the victim with a knife in the parking lot of the post office. The victim was not cut. The assault started as a dispute over a door ding.
Officers were summoned to LRMC for a mental health evaluation of a suicidal patient in the emergency room. A Peace Officer Emergency Detention was done on the patient.
Routine traffic enforcement led to the following charges being filed, Possession of drug paraphernalia X 6; DWI; Lakeway Warrant arrest, and Possession of Controlled Substance
A storage container, located at a construction site on Flintrock Trace, was broken into and tools valued at several hundred dollars were taken.
There have been several patio furniture thefts reported on Challenger.
A resident on Neville Wood Court passed away while under Hospice care.
A resident’s credit card information was obtained fraudulently and used to make $1600 worth of unauthorized purchases.
Officers assisted EMS with a juvenile who had overdosed at home. The juvenile was transported to LRMC for treatment. Officers did an emergency commitment to get the juvenile into follow up care.
A resident on Hurst Creek passed away of apparent natural causes while at home with his wife.
A resident’s credit card information was used fraudulently to make a $700 unauthorized purchase outside of the city.
A driver lost control of their vehicle and ran the vehicle through the front of the Verizon Wireless store. No one was injured.
Officers responded to the Goodwill store on report of a suspicious person. The suspect was located and arrested for a warrant out of Williamson County.
Officer responded to LRMC emergency room after an intoxicated patient assaulted the hospital staff. The patient was arrested and charged with assault.
Investigators responded to a Hurst Creek Road address in reference to a deceased person, this appears to be natural causes this case will be closed.
Animal Protection has filed a dog at large charge with the court in reference to a Crestview Street resident reporting the neighbors dogs running loose.
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That's all for now, I hope everyone enjoys the Spring Weekend in February! Email me if you would like to be added to the email list at lakeway@bain.us and I'll get you added. Thanks again for all the support!
Joe Bain
lakeway@bain.us
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