Friday, July 1, 2016

HOT!, July 4th and Lots More!

A little toasty outside isn't it!  Looks like a HOT weekend of celebration - lots of hot dogs, hamburgers and ice cream.  I hope everyone will attend the annual July 4th parade Monday morning - it starts about 8:30 at the Live Oak Clubhouse on Lakeway Dr. and ends up at the Activity Center.  After the Parade, the Pageant of Flags will be held in the Activity center - Lakeway Dr. closes to thru traffic about 7:30 am and will open back up right after the parade ends.  Here's a link to more information - see you there!

The Lakeway Activity Center has lots of things going on right now - please follow this link to get all the scoop - it looks like they are really going to be busy over there with a bunch of really fun events!

ZAPCO meets next week on July 6th at 9:10 AM.  There are a couple of annexations of property in the Highlands - nothing that will be too controversial.  Here is a link to the agenda.

The Justice Center Committee met this morning to work out the process and schedule we will need to follow.  There will be a status report at the next Council meeting - basically we are looking at costs of construction on the two primary sites and sending out an RFQ (Request for Qualifications) for both a contractor and an architect.  More on this soon.

you've probably heard about the Zika virus - the City has had discussions with the State Department of Health Services regarding prevention.  Here is a link to a paper from them.  Public Works is constantly treating any standing water in public places, please make sure your property has no mosquito breeding spots!

We had a meeting of the Emergency Management group Thursday at the Lake Travis Regional Medical Center.  They are graciously supplying the room and facilities for the areas use in case of a serious emergency.  We are planing a "table top" exercise in the near future to make sure everything is ready.  Thanks to Terry Browder for making sure this operation stays on track!

An engineering firm, working on behalf of TxDOT, requested a letter of support for a grant application.  The firm is seeking funding to remotely connect traffic control signals on RM 620.  If successful, this could be the first step in installing an intelligent traffic signal system that could make real-time adjustments to accommodate changes in traffic volumes and flows.

Andra Dearing reported an incident of vandalism at the swim center.  Someone broke into the facility and redirected the evaporator, which sprays water into the air in order to cool the water.  The vandals turned the spray away from the pool and almost emptied it of water.  The pool should be refilled and back in service tomorrow morning, if not sooner.  A report was filed with the police department.

We have hired a consultant to bore test holes on Hurst Creek between Lohmans Crossing and Lochan Ora - we will use the results to design a repair program.

From the Chief:
LPD Officers conducted 156 traffic stops this week, along with responding to 17 assist public calls, 12 animal related calls, 19 suspicious circumstance/vehicle calls, 9 home alarms and 109 other calls for service. 

Routine traffic stops resulted in the following charges; Out of Jurisdiction Warrant X1, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia X 1, Possession of a Controlled Substance X 1, Driving while Intoxicated X 1, and Driving while License Suspended X 1.

Officers responded to Lakeway Regional Medical Center for a disturbance in the emergency room, Officers arrested a male subject for public intoxication and disorderly conduct. 

Officers responded to a Lakeway residence to conduct a welfare check.  Upon arrival officers had to force the entry into the residence and found the unresponsive homeowner.  The subject was determined to be deceased.  No foul play is suspected and the cause of death is likely natural. The Coroner will rule on the death soon. 

Officers responded to a welfare concern on Brooks Hollow Road.  Upon arrival officers met with a person who was concerned about another family member on scene.  Officers conducted a mental health evaluation and determined the subject not to be in danger.  

Officers responded to a local business on RR 620 S. for a reported theft.  Upon arrival it was learned that the manager had discovered cash had been stolen from the safe, a report was taken and CID will further investigate this case. 

Officers responded to a Mooring Circle address for a disturbance call.  Upon arrival it was learned that a female and her mother were at the residence to retrieve property belonging to them.  The property was returned to them and criminal trespass warnings were issued to both. 


Officers were called to a Black Wolf Run address in reference to a burglary of a vehicle. A subject reports that their items were taken from their unlocked vehicle while it was parked in their driveway.  This case will be further investigated by CID. 

Lock your cars!!!

That's all for this week - have a GREAT 4th of July holiday.  If you want to be added to my email list send a note to lakeway@bain.us.

Joe Bain
lakeway@bain.us




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