Can Austin Build on Recent Land Use Wins to Be a More Affordable, Sustainable City?

The City of Austin Planning Commission is planning to form a working group to explore small-scale reforms to Austin’s outdated and overly restrictive Land Development Code. The last attempt to totally overhaul the code, named CodeNEXT, was dismantled by an unfortunate state law which gives a minority of homeowners – who are themselves a minority of the residents of the …

Policy Hacking with Farm&City: The UTP and You

The UTP and YOU

Please plan to join us for Policy Hacking with Farm&City Thursday, July 7th at 4pm Central / 3pm Mountain “The UTP and YOU“ with Casey Wells from TxDOT’s Statewide Planning Team This will be a hybrid event that is free and open to the public. You are welcome to join us virtually, or in person at Capital Factory in downtown Austin …

ACTION ALERT: Ask Austin City Council to let more people live in the City of Austin without costly parking mandates

Just another oversized parking lot

Working with our partners in the Austin Parking Reform Coalition, we have launched a letter writing campaign in support of proposed affordability, climate, and equity reforms that Austin City Council will consider on Thursday, April 21, 2022. Please send in your letter today and help us spread this campaign for a more affordable, green Austin.