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Council comes back after a month's hiatus with a number of potentially divisive issues on its plate.

"...the city, a new Traditional Neighborhood Development east of Slaughter, and the revitalization of Rainey Street. The council will..."

Aug. 4, 2000 News Feature by Kevin Fullerton

CAMPO adopts a 25-year plan that calls for bigger, longer roads and full funding for Austin's transportation plans, a stipulation that will require some creative funding solutions.

"...and MLK will not be widened to six divided lanes. Instead of a far south MoPac, a far south..."

June 16, 2000 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Transit Transitions

"...Met's existing rail right-of-way (the Red Line) from Howard Lane to Lamar and Airport, and then running on-street along..."

Oct. 15, 1999 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison

Back to the Drawing Board

Process for Mapping School Boundary Lines Improved, Still Difficult

"...entire Legend Oaks neighborhood between William Cannon, MoPac, and Slaughter Creek, and send the entire neighborhood to the new..."

April 3, 1998 News Feature by Lisa Tozzi

"...south bank of (flood-prone) Onion Creek, off of (narrow, two-lane) Bluff Springs Road. Opposition from a host of neighborhood..."

Nov. 28, 1997 News Feature

"...Creek hike and bike trails, and new trails along Slaughter, Boggy and Gilleland Creeks. The Austin Dept. of Public..."

Sept. 20, 1996 News Feature

Happy Trails on the Horizon?

AMTC's Vision Quest

"...seeks funds to expand the Lamar Bridge to six lanes of automobile traffic. Lamar exemplifies one of the biggest..."

July 28, 1995 News Feature

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