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Round Rock · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Round Rock public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The developer of 'The District' is adjusting plans to include more surface parking and different building setbacks to better fit current market conditions.
Proposed federal changes could weaken the review process for historic sites, making it easier for projects to bypass preservation oversight.
The city is updating its 14-year-old rules on apartment construction to allow for more modern, urban-style developments that better fit current market needs.
A resident raised concerns about the impact of data centers on electricity and water usage, questioning the council's previous approval.
The city is looking to use leftover COVID-19 relief money to help residents with essential home repairs like plumbing and HVAC. This will help clear a waiting list of 5-12 families.
A major development project is changing its design to focus on trail access and mixed-use spaces. Neighbors are worried about how this will change the feel of the area and impact traffic.
A developer wants to add a medium-density apartment option to the Slate project. Neighbors are worried about traffic and privacy from balconies.
Round Rock is drawing up plans for a brand-new town center that's going to totally upgrade where we shop, eat, and hang out. This project is all about creating a vibrant new heart for the community.
A developer wants to build a small retail center on a 9-acre site that currently houses horse stables. Neighbors are worried about traffic and safety, but the city says the C2 zoning limits the types of businesses allowed to keep it neighborhood-friendly.