What a weather roller coaster! Should be up to 80 degrees tomorrow and then the bottom falls out! If you haven't heard, protect the plants and pipes - it's supposed to be in the 20's by Sunday morning and again Monday and Tuesday. Along with that it's supposed to be windy and that means it will feel even colder! Click this link to see the weather on my station, burrrrrr.
The Cav's are on the way to Dallas for the State Finals! They had a big send off today and left town on 620 at 2PM. Teh game will be televised Saturday evening from AT&T Stadium in Dallas on Fox Sports Southwest. GO CAVS!
The Hamilton Greenbelt Parking lot is finally substantially finished. The barricades will come down and the rest rooms will be open, hopefully this weekend. Thank everyone for their patience, check it out and enjoy!
I'm also told the light at Lohmans Spur will be put on flash next week and should be fully operational in about 2 weeks.
The Serene Hills Spelling Bee was held last Friday and I was honored to be the pronouncer. The winner was third grade student Andrew Glaeser shown with Spelling Bee Coordinator Kathy Austrian in the photo on the right. Congratulations Andrew!
Today Council Member Jean Hennagin, Doris Cline, Julie Oakley and I toured the Balcones Resources Recycling facility. We all learned a lot about recycling and I plan to share it with you at a future date. I was amazed at the speed at which some of the items were sorted - it was an interesting tour!
The Flint Rock Road contractor has completed one side of the new road and will transition traffic to the new side next week. It will still be a construction zone and work will be continuing - it is scheduled to be complete about March or April. We are looking at annexing that area in the near future - when this is done, Lakeway Police will be able to patrol the road.
CBC met in regular session Thursday - here is that agenda. Her are the results complements of Council Member Keith Trecker:
1. A height determination request for condominiums at 3211 RR S was disapproved for 40 ft., but was approved for 32 ft.
2. A view blocking determination was approved for a new house on 805 Rough Hollow Dr.
3. A waiver for landscaping requirements at 429 Seawind was approved.
4. A waiver for fencing height and materials at 209 Bisset Ct. was approved with the condition of a requirement for plantings on the berm behind the sport court, which would be visible from Highlands Blvd.
5. Eight on site inspections were performed, and all were approved.
Springhill Suites is working on permits for a new hotel in the Lakeway Medical Village. There is a possibility for a second hotel in the Village - more as I hear about it.
North Lakeway Village HOA has contacted staff about enforcing traffic laws on their private streets - we already do that for several other areas. The HOA will have to present the request approved by their Board and Council will have to approve an ordinance.
Here's a link to the BDS report for the week. They are busy back there!
Wendy Askey reports that we currently have openings for a Police Officer, Police Tele-communicator, Lifeguard, Recreation Assistant, and Assistant City Manager. Use the following link to read the complete job descriptions and apply, https://tx-lakeway.civicplushrms.com/careers/
From the Chief:
LPD Officers conducted 176 traffic stops, responded to 32 alarm calls, investigated 18 suspicious circumstance calls, responded to 12 vehicle crashes and handled 102 other types of calls for service for a total of 340.
Routine traffic stops resulted in the following charges; Out of Jurisdiction Warrants X 1, and Driving while Intoxicated X 1.
Officers responded to a disturbance call at a Rolling Green address. Upon arrival it was learned that a person had taken a cab from Austin to Lakeway and did not want to pay for the service. A report was taken for theft of service and a partial payment was made.
Officers responded to a RR 620 S. business in reference to a theft call. An unknown person entered the business and stole a cell phone that was on display. A report was taken and no suspects are known at this time.
Officers responded to a call about a special needs child who had walked out of a local business and could not be located by his parents. Officers began to search the area west of the Oaks of Lakeway. Officers requested assistance from Star flight as well to assist in the search. A short time later, Officer Stroud located the child near a creek southeast of Rolling Green; the child was recovered and returned home unharmed.
Officers responded to a Porpoise Street address in reference to a disturbance. Officers were told by dispatch that two subjects were arguing in a vehicle. Officers arrived and found one subject in the vehicle and another walking down the street. It was learned that the subjects knew each other and that the third subject lived on Porpoise. The subjects were separated, one subject was arrested for outstanding warrants and transported to Travis County Jail, the others were released.
While officers were out in the 800 block of RR 620 S. working a traffic accident, another vehicle traveling on RR 620 ran into a Lakeway patrol unit causing minor damage to the right front fender. There were no injuries and the driver was issued a citation. As a reminder -- PLEASE be mindful of first responders who are working crashes.
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That's all for now, more as I find out. If you would like to be added to the email list, send a note to lakeway@bain.us and I'll get you added. Have a GREAT weekend and stay warm!
Joe Bain
lakeway@bain.us
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