It would be terrible to destroy such an area of natural beauty. But I fear as our population increases indefinitely into the future, that eventually all natural areas will become parking lots, retail outlets, offices, apartment complexes, etc.
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Marty Erhart
9 years ago
My family and I have lived in this area for almost 30 years and enjoyed Bull Creek and the park. It would be tragic for this area not to be preserved for future generations.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Hotels are the welcoming face of our city; we enjoy visitors and we benefit from occupancy tax revenue. While hotels serve an important role to Austin, at the end of the day they exist for visitors. It is Austin's residents who benefit from an enhanced quality of life, even in the midst of a burgeoning population, due to the city's protected watersheds and green spaces. Development pressures are tremendous, but now more than ever it is important to have the foresight to preserve and expand green space for current and future generations. With this in mind I ask that you reject any proposal to build a hotel along Bull Creek.
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Robyn Pettinger
9 years ago
Do the right thing
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Dev Wolf
9 years ago
Don't tread on the Native American historic land for your greedy ventures.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Clithea cove
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Melissa Gray
9 years ago
10408 Yucca Drive
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Saber Creek Trail
Austin tx
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Susan Thorne
9 years ago
7211 Lakewood Dr, #128
Austin, TX 78750
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Judy Scott
9 years ago
7600 Creekbluff Drive 78750
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Anonymous
9 years ago
9101 Middlebie Dr, Austin, TX
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Shannon Aycock
9 years ago
Juniper Ridge
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Mike Smith
9 years ago
That's in an area that floods easily can be extremely dangerous. What is this guy thinking?
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Justin Pickens
9 years ago
This road and part of the city is one of the last gems left. Do not let this become concrete and glass.
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Marshall Ferrell
9 years ago
10631 Floral Park Dr
ATX 79759
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steve acord
9 years ago
I will do everything I can to not let this area I live in be even more crowded, and taken over by an unnecessary hotel. So dumb, we have to protect this area
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Anonymous
9 years ago
10907 Buckthorn Drive
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Arun khurana
9 years ago
Stop this project
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Anonymous
9 years ago
7305 Shasta Cove 78759
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Corry Johnson
9 years ago
Why would the City Council approve a commercial development such as this one, located in a highly residential/rural setting, which includes the plans to serve alcohol and have loud, live music being played, right across the street from a children's day care center that's been there for many years, located right next too a beautiful creek (Bull) that the public enjoys with its hiking trails & fishing, on an already way, way over-crowded and many times traffic-jammed packed Old Spicewood Springs Road, where emergency vehicles would have a very difficult/impossible time reaching (in the event of traffic jams and/or the low-water level bridges being closed on Old Spicewood Road during flash flooding), which would include on-site septic storage tanks (since there are no City of Austin wastewater services available to support this large of a property) and said septic storage tanks then run the risk of leaky totally untreated wastewater into the above mentioned beautiful Bull Creek? Why would our City Council approve such a bad idea??? Lets encourage them not to. This is only ONE *possible* winner in this...the developer that purchased the land. But what if the hotel does not survive financially (because hotel patrons will likely only stay there one time, given the headaches with location and the bad traffic issues and all in that area), then we'll have a foreclosed upon eye-sore sitting there, further destroying this beautiful land and property. Why would the City Council EVER consider approving something like this???? The answer is THEY SHOULD NOT.
It would be terrible to destroy such an area of natural beauty. But I fear as our population increases indefinitely into the future, that eventually all natural areas will become parking lots, retail outlets, offices, apartment complexes, etc.
My family and I have lived in this area for almost 30 years and enjoyed Bull Creek and the park. It would be tragic for this area not to be preserved for future generations.
Hotels are the welcoming face of our city; we enjoy visitors and we benefit from occupancy tax revenue. While hotels serve an important role to Austin, at the end of the day they exist for visitors. It is Austin's residents who benefit from an enhanced quality of life, even in the midst of a burgeoning population, due to the city's protected watersheds and green spaces. Development pressures are tremendous, but now more than ever it is important to have the foresight to preserve and expand green space for current and future generations. With this in mind I ask that you reject any proposal to build a hotel along Bull Creek.
Do the right thing
Don't tread on the Native American historic land for your greedy ventures.
Clithea cove
10408 Yucca Drive
Saber Creek Trail Austin tx
7211 Lakewood Dr, #128 Austin, TX 78750
7600 Creekbluff Drive 78750
9101 Middlebie Dr, Austin, TX
Juniper Ridge
That's in an area that floods easily can be extremely dangerous. What is this guy thinking?
This road and part of the city is one of the last gems left. Do not let this become concrete and glass.
10631 Floral Park Dr ATX 79759
I will do everything I can to not let this area I live in be even more crowded, and taken over by an unnecessary hotel. So dumb, we have to protect this area
10907 Buckthorn Drive
Stop this project
7305 Shasta Cove 78759
Why would the City Council approve a commercial development such as this one, located in a highly residential/rural setting, which includes the plans to serve alcohol and have loud, live music being played, right across the street from a children's day care center that's been there for many years, located right next too a beautiful creek (Bull) that the public enjoys with its hiking trails & fishing, on an already way, way over-crowded and many times traffic-jammed packed Old Spicewood Springs Road, where emergency vehicles would have a very difficult/impossible time reaching (in the event of traffic jams and/or the low-water level bridges being closed on Old Spicewood Road during flash flooding), which would include on-site septic storage tanks (since there are no City of Austin wastewater services available to support this large of a property) and said septic storage tanks then run the risk of leaky totally untreated wastewater into the above mentioned beautiful Bull Creek? Why would our City Council approve such a bad idea??? Lets encourage them not to. This is only ONE *possible* winner in this...the developer that purchased the land. But what if the hotel does not survive financially (because hotel patrons will likely only stay there one time, given the headaches with location and the bad traffic issues and all in that area), then we'll have a foreclosed upon eye-sore sitting there, further destroying this beautiful land and property. Why would the City Council EVER consider approving something like this???? The answer is THEY SHOULD NOT.