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SRCC GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
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Tuesday, February 17, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Wildflower Church, 1314 E. Oltorf
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SRCC: See the future. Shape the future.
AGENDA
Sign up or renew your membership at www.srccatx.org. There is a 28-day waiting period before new members can make/second motions or vote. For more information: membership@srccatx.org
1. 7:00 Welcome and Announcements
Welcome, All, and especially to our new members and tonight’s honored guests.
Elections will be held in April and we are in need of volunteers for the following positions:
SRCC Secretary
Finance Committee Chair
Planning & Zoning Committee Chair
*Area Coordinator(s) 4a
*Area Coordinator(s) 7
*Two individuals serving as Area Coordinator is preferred, with at least one attending Executive Committee Meetings to represent your area.
Presenter, Mary Fealkoff, President (10 min)
2. 7:10 Approve Minutes from previous General Membership meeting, January 20, 2026. Meeting minutes available at www.srcctax.org
Presenter, Mary Fealkoff, President (5 min)
3. 7:15 Sign Ordinance
Discuss resolution opposing proposed revision of Austin City Code Ch. 25-10. Primary concerns are encapsulated below and proposed resolution is available for review here: Proposed Resolution related to Item 64 on the January 22, 2026 Austin City Council Agenda.
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The proposed ordinance change would allow larger signs in the public right-of-way that include electronic images, lights, and off-premise advertising. Specifically, the proposed
ordinance would allow 58’ “way-finding” kiosks downtown and electronic advertising at bus stops and bike kiosks. Smartphones, which are almost universally used, provide more information than any kiosk could. Moreover, Austin’s streetscape is already full of distracting and messy elements, and the proposed kiosks are almost certain to be vandalized.
Presenter: Planning & Zoning Chair Anita Tschurr (5 min)
4. 7:20 Rowan Vale Development
Discuss resolution opposing Affordable Housing Development at 206 E. Annie, on the northeast corner of Annie and Nickerson. The neighbors’ primary complaints about the development are: 1) totally out of scale with neighborhood of residential houses (and residential zoning) 2) no knowledge of neighborhood and parking and traffic issues, both of which this will exacerbate 3) too close to edges of property, especially along north side and 4) ignores both the goals of the Greater South River Combined Neighborhood Plan and the stated principles of the City of Austin’s Zoning Guide. Notably, this project is firmly inside the residential neighborhood core, rather than on its periphery.
Proposed resolution language is available for review here: Proposed Resolution: SSRC-Rowan-Vale-Development
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Presenter: Planning & Zoning Chair Anita Tschurr (5 min)
5. 7:25 Focus on Zoning
Presentation about anticipated developments and land-use changes in and around SRCC boundaries, including current status, expected impact and options for action.
Visual overview of proposed (or already approved) developments: Proposed Building in the East Riverside/Lady Bird Lake Corridor
206 East Annie (Rowan Vale)
311-315 South Congress
1307, 1405A, 1405B, 1507
Austin American Statesman
Ego’s
200 East Riverside
222 East Riverside
600 East Riverside
1404 East Riverside
1705 South Lakeshore
Additional pr0perties:
Twin Oaks
Hyatt
Holiday Inn Floating Dock
Presenter: Planning & Zoning Chair Anita Tschurr (10 min)
7:35 Summary of impacts on our neighborhood and the community:
Presenter: Longtime resident and former SRCC VP Barbara Cilley(10 min)
7:45 Density’s impact on global warming in urban environment; recommendations for moving forward:
Presenter: Longtime activist and proponent of alternative to Project Connet, Larry Akers (5 min)
7:50 Rezoning has not meaningfully improved affordability; data on HOME I and HOME II show minimal results:
Presenter: Dr. Richard Heyman (5 min)
7:55 Member Q & A (as time allows)
6. 8:15 Membership Report
Members must pay dues to participate in SRCC business and actions, such as voting and making motions. Try the subscription option for automatic annual renewals. We are delighted to have grown membership considerably over the last year (55 new members over the course of the last year!) and we welcome new members’ participation as Area Coordinators, Committee Chairs and Officers. Also, if you have special technological /graphic expertise, we can put you to work on any number of projects!
Presenter: SRCC Membership, Mary Janecek-Friedman (5 min)
7. 8:20 Treasurer’s Report
All reports available upon request: treasurer@srccatx.org
Presenter: Treasurer, Will Andrews (5 min)
8. 8:25 Reports from Standing Committee Chairs
a) Planning and Zoning; b) Historic Preservation; c) Finance; d) Mobility; e) Public Safety; f) Parks and Environment; g) Schools; h) Communications (10 min)
9. 8:35 Reports from Area Coordinators and Group Representatives
a) Area Coordinators; b) TECHS CAT; c) ANC; d) SCC; e) EROC; f) GSRC NPCT; g) SCWAB; h) St. Edward’s(10 min)
The next Executive Committee meeting is March 3, 2026
The nextGeneral Membership meeting is March 17, 2026
Q-1 and Q-2 2026 Meetings (Zoom unless otherwise noted):
GM March 17 (Happy St. Patty’s!), April 21, May 19, June 16
EC March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: contact Tom Groce, SRCC Public Safety Chair at: tgroce71@gmail.com
If you have questions about using the Neighborhood ListServ: https://groups.io/g/SouthRiverAustin
Check crime reports and statistics here: https://www.krimelabb.com/_basic/view/v_welcome.php
Frequently used acronyms: ACF-Austin Community Fund; ANC-Austin Neighborhood Council; BoA-Board of Adjustment; CDC-Community Development Corporation; EROC-East Riverside/Oltorf Combined Contact Team; FLUM-Future Land Use Map; GSRC NPCT-Greater South River City Neighborhood Planning Contact Team; NCCD-Neighborhood Conservation Combining District; NHPA-National Historic Preservation Act; NPCT– Neighborhood Planning Contact Team; PC-Planning Commission; PUD-Planned Unit Development; SCC-South Central Coalition of neighborhood associations; SF-Single Family zoning category; TECHS CAT-Travis Early College High School Campus Architectural Team; ZAP– Zoning and Platting
Agenda Prepared by Robin Sanders, vicepresident@srccatx.org. Please check www.srccatx.org for updates.

