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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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Category Archives: Historic Preservation
Community Voices: Blue Bonnet Hills Historic District Opinions
The proposal to create a Local Historic District (LHD) for the Blue Bonnet Hills neighborhood has been an ongoing subject of discussion in our community and a regular agenda topic at SRCC general meetings. To facilitate knowledge sharing and discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, General, Historic Preservation, Planning and Zoning, Travis Heights-Fairview Park Historic District
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Norwood House Update (and Volunteer Opportunity)
The Norwood Park Foundation announced several exciting updates on their progress in March. Accomplishments included completion of the new foundation, stabilization of the house’s wood structure and schematic plan finalization prior to additional fundraising. With a grant from SRCC, the Foundation … Continue reading
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The changing face and fate of the Norwood House
Alongside the demolition and new construction is the renovation of the Norwood House. Once one of the finest properties in Austin, it has escaped demolition by neglect thanks to SRCC volunteers and others. The last post showed the first photos … Continue reading
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SEEN THE NORWOOD HOUSE THIS WEEK?
Remediation of lead paint at the Norwood House will be completed in the next few days. Last week, workers stripped the plaster (asbestos) from the walls and ceilings, off loading more than 7,000 pounds of debris. Now the compromised rafter tails have … Continue reading
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WRAP MUSIC AT NORWOOD
For all those interested in seeing change happen to the biggest eyesore in our neighborhood, the sound of plastic sheeting being stretched over the Norwood House was pleasing indeed! The house is now entirely wrapped in plastic and machines inside … Continue reading
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