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"...about revising a land-use code that will impact every single neighborhood across the city. As such, a good many..."

"...Austin Neighborhoods Council (www.ancweb.org). Asked about FAN, ANC President Mary Ingle said, "I don't know who these people are,..."

"...and on Aug. 18 was informed by ANC President Mary Ingle – citing a "conflict of interest" – that..."

"...11 edition had a doozy [“Friends Like These,” News]. Mary Ingle, president of the Austin Neighborhoods Council, the overarching..."

"...to admire. His renters never have more than a single car, and Easter says he prefers these visitors to..."

"...the specific changes to each property – essentially, every single one in the city – and of their right..."

"...of the public draft. Former Austin Neighborhoods Council President Mary Ingle told the Austin Monitor on Tuesday that she..."

"...student housing shortage, provide more affordable options for young singles and aging seniors, and give homeowners a revenue stream..."

"...persistently sowing doubt in voters' minds. In the Democratic primary race for Travis County District Attorney between incumbent Rosemary..."

"...detailed item of its "Information Requested" is for "a summary of total incentives offered for the Project by the..."

"...the two measures should their wording remain the same. Mary Ingle, head of Austin Neighborhoods Council – a body..."

"...Review Commission dismissed a complaint filed by neighborhood leader Mary Ingle against urban planner and Bury Inc. employee Melissa..."

"...Jane and Gilbert Rivera, P. Michael Hebert, Jeff Jack, Mary Ingle, Lauren Ross, and Bill Bunch filed a lawsuit..."

"...– includes Fred Lewis, Susana Almanza, Nelson Linder, and Mary Ingle. Each has spoken out against the ongoing effort..."

"...D8 Coun­cil candidate Bobby Levinski, mayoral candidate Travis Duncan, Mary Ingle, AISD board member Ann Teich, Bill Bunch, Dyana..."

"...housing can be flipped for their own profit. A single-family home in an underserved part of East Austin can..."

"...to as many as 12 college students, on a single-family lot located on a quiet residential street of bungalows...."