The stretch of Spicewood Springs Road in question is a treasure. Shame on us if it is squandered on our watch and is lost forever for future generations.
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Cathleen Grant
9 years ago
NO development on Old Spicewood Springs Rd.
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Amy Bridgwater
9 years ago
hotels are nice, but there's a reason this road is called OLD spicewood springs road
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Amanda Bowman
9 years ago
Not every vacant space needs to be paved over and built up. We need to keep some open spaces.
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Valerie Aguirre
9 years ago
This petition is to request that the Austin City Council immediately annex the property at 6315 Spicewood Springs Rd. The property is on Bull Creek, an environmentally fragile area. As citizens, we demand that this area be protected from overdevelopment. We stand against the building of a hotel on that property. We are further requesting that the County stop the proposed hotel development approval for that site, until the City can make an annexation assessment and evaluate impact on traffic by doing a traffic study
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Helene Christopher
9 years ago
Don't build this huge hotel. It will be a major eyesore on this road.
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Nephiteria Griffin
9 years ago
Protect this area from large scale development.
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Chris Walker
9 years ago
No! One of the last nice drives in Austin will be spoiled with this hotel.
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Ron Gernsbacher
9 years ago
Please spare the iconoclastic neighborhood friendly parts of Austin.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
No hotel in such a delicate environmental area!!
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Laura Bettor
9 years ago
Please reserve what little is left of Austin.
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Jase Morings
9 years ago
This is ridiculous.
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Marla Shane McCain
9 years ago
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My biggest question is about Spicewood Springs road itself. How can a business plant itself between two high water crossings? We regularly have the road (would be only access to the hotel) closed! Will they also require major changes to the road?
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Lissa Anderson
9 years ago
Outrageous!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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I find it absolutely unbelievable that a 12 storey hotel would even be considered in an environmentally sensitive area.
Also, it will make property values go lower in this area and will make the traffic even more unbearable.
Sincerely
SJ
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Julia Bednar
9 years ago
Spicewood Springs Road cannot handle the increased traffic from an 11-story hotel, not to mention the chaos when the low water bridges flood.
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Thomas Poindexter
9 years ago
It would be a terrible idea to allow that area to be developed. It is one of the last Jewels preserved pieces of wilderness left in Austin. An all out really call to stop this is vital , some big probable foreign ,non Texan inventory could not have our city's best interest in mind or he would not have bought the land to develop for greed and non SOS ideals. They are Pirates type people at best. SAY not just NO- But HELL NO !!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Already too much traffic for a small road that floods when it rains.
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Danne Carson
9 years ago
Don't build you idiots!
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Florence Hite
9 years ago
If the City and County allow this 11 story hotel to be built on Bull Creek, it will be a travesty for one of the jewels in Austin's crown. This is going to take a wave of support--MAKE THIS GO VIRAL--to move the politicians to do the right thing---- Protect this iconic, environmentally fragile area--Bull Creek.
The stretch of Spicewood Springs Road in question is a treasure. Shame on us if it is squandered on our watch and is lost forever for future generations.
NO development on Old Spicewood Springs Rd.
hotels are nice, but there's a reason this road is called OLD spicewood springs road
Not every vacant space needs to be paved over and built up. We need to keep some open spaces.
This petition is to request that the Austin City Council immediately annex the property at 6315 Spicewood Springs Rd. The property is on Bull Creek, an environmentally fragile area. As citizens, we demand that this area be protected from overdevelopment. We stand against the building of a hotel on that property. We are further requesting that the County stop the proposed hotel development approval for that site, until the City can make an annexation assessment and evaluate impact on traffic by doing a traffic study
Don't build this huge hotel. It will be a major eyesore on this road.
Protect this area from large scale development.
No! One of the last nice drives in Austin will be spoiled with this hotel.
Please spare the iconoclastic neighborhood friendly parts of Austin.
No hotel in such a delicate environmental area!!
Please reserve what little is left of Austin.
This is ridiculous.
My biggest question is about Spicewood Springs road itself. How can a business plant itself between two high water crossings? We regularly have the road (would be only access to the hotel) closed! Will they also require major changes to the road?
Outrageous!
I find it absolutely unbelievable that a 12 storey hotel would even be considered in an environmentally sensitive area. Also, it will make property values go lower in this area and will make the traffic even more unbearable. Sincerely SJ
Spicewood Springs Road cannot handle the increased traffic from an 11-story hotel, not to mention the chaos when the low water bridges flood.
It would be a terrible idea to allow that area to be developed. It is one of the last Jewels preserved pieces of wilderness left in Austin. An all out really call to stop this is vital , some big probable foreign ,non Texan inventory could not have our city's best interest in mind or he would not have bought the land to develop for greed and non SOS ideals. They are Pirates type people at best. SAY not just NO- But HELL NO !!
Already too much traffic for a small road that floods when it rains.
Don't build you idiots!
If the City and County allow this 11 story hotel to be built on Bull Creek, it will be a travesty for one of the jewels in Austin's crown. This is going to take a wave of support--MAKE THIS GO VIRAL--to move the politicians to do the right thing---- Protect this iconic, environmentally fragile area--Bull Creek.