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South River City Citizens is an Austin, TX, neighborhood association founded in 1972 to give the residents a voice in their community. SRCC covers Travis Heights, South River City, South Congress, St. Edwards and other parts of South Austin (Map Here).
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General membership meetings are held over Zoom. The registration link for attending a meeting is on the agenda. Please register 24 hours in advance. Agendas can be found on the website a few days before the meeting. When possible, hybrid meetings are held both over Zoom and at Good Shepherd on the Hill at 1700 Woodland Ave.”
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A Neighbor’s Wishes for Little Stacy
An SRCC neighbor has presented some ideas for updates at Stacy Park. Further discussions and a possibility of a vote will occur at future SRCC meetings. Click on the image to veiw the slideshow that was shared at our meeting … Continue reading
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Call to Artists for Little Stacy Park is NOW OPEN
The City of Austin Art in Public Places (AIPP) program seeks to commission a professional visual artist, or artist team, to design and fabricate mosaic artwork for the Little Stacy Neighborhood Park. The goal of the Little Stacy AIPP Project … Continue reading
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Little Stacy Park Improvement Project – Final Input Stage
The Little Stacy Park Improvement project is in the community input stage where community stakeholders will be able to share their thoughts and ideas regarding improvements to park areas like the tennis courts, wading pool, and playground. With public input, … Continue reading
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