watershed protection

Stephanie Lott City of Austin, Watershed Protection and Development Review Department This project will reduce flooding of houses, yards and streets caused by an inadequate stormwater conveyance system in the Allandale neighborhood.

The project is partially funded by the November...

Wed, Aug 6, 6:30pm – 7:30pm Where - Northwest Recreation Center Grow Green for Blue Water? Grow Green, a City of Austin Watershed Protection & Development Review Department program, provides landscaping information designed for Central Texans.

It emphasizes earth-wise solutions...

Stephanie Lott City of Austin, Watershed Protection and Development Review Department Many residents in the Allandale Neighborhood have taken the time to contact the City of Austin or the Allandale Neighborhood Association about this project.

A big “thank-you” is due...

Stephanie Lott, the Public Information Specialist Senior of the City of Austin Watershed Protection and Development Review Department, will be giving a talk on the city's storm drain project at the CNA general meeting on June 9th, 2008.

Information is provided on how the project will affect Crestview and Brentwood.

The standard Watershed Protection and Development Review Department notice went out for the AMLI at East Avenue apartments.

AMLI will... (via Austin 78751)

The city of Austin uncovered the mystery owner of the tank that caused January's 10,000-gallon oil spill downtown.

The Littlefield Building on Sixth Street is the proprietor of the tank.

City of Austin spokesperson Lynne Lightsey said Austin Watershed Protection found documents at the Austin History Center and University libraries that said the building had requested the tank to be installed at a city council meeting in December of 1910.

From City of Austin's Watershed Protection and Development Review Department: What: News conference about new flood guages that will help COA prepare better for floods.

When: Friday, March 21, 2008 - 9:30 - 10:30 AM Where: Pedestrian Bridge on Silverway,...

Stephanie Lott, of COA Watershed Protection, provided an update to the information we have on the detention pond project.

(For complete details, see the previous posts.) "Below is some information about the purpose of the project, graffiti and the recreational...

Stephanie Lott with the City's Watershed Protection and Development Review Department and Jay Scanlon, an engineer with Freese and Nichols, met with approximately a dozen Allandale residents Monday night at the Northwest Recreation Center to go over the planned upgrade...

Reminder that there will be a public meeting at Northwest Recreation Center on February 4th at 7:00 p.m to go over this project.

What follows is a link to the web site the Watershed Protection and Development Review Department set...