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1. CAMPO’s 2035 Plan
(Main Articles/Main Articles)
... scientist with the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department, published research findings that included an exhaustive summary of the last 25 years of Edwards Aquifer research. Hauwert’s research ...
... Springs-Edwards Aquifer watershed. It would eliminate subsidies for development within the Barton Springs watershed, including but not limited to tax abatements, infrastructure commitments, fee waivers, ...
3. The Men Who Would be Mayor
(Main Articles/Politics)
... massive development regulations—an effort that foundered under its own weight the last time around—Wynn says the city staff must change its mind-set. Mike Heitz, director of the Watershed Protection ...
4. The Life and Death of Barton Springs
(Main Articles/Environment)
... the vast watershed that recharges the aquifer. Nancy McClintock, manager of the Environmental Resources Management Division for the City of Austin, says the latest data indicates deterioration of the ...
5. Green Power: The War to Win Hearts and Minds
(Main Articles/Environment)
... plan is merely policy, not law, it needed a web of supporting ordinances to be fully implemented. Over time, the council took steps in that direction: It passed watershed ordinances to regulate development ...
... as the voters are backing candidates and the people elected do things good for the aquifer and watershed, that’s what matters.” George Cofer, who recently resigned his staff position with ...
... Springs-Edwards Aquifer watershed. It would eliminate subsidies for development within the Barton Springs watershed, including but not limited to tax abatements, infrastructure commitments, fee waivers, ...
8. The Life and Death of Barton Springs
(Main Articles/Environment)
... the vast watershed that recharges the aquifer. Nancy McClintock, manager of the Environmental Resources Management Division for the City of Austin, says the latest data indicates deterioration of the ...