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Allandale FYI includes announcements of upcoming events, specials, offers, and things to do in and around the Allandale neighborhood. To submit an entry email it to allandalefyi@yahoogroups.com. Make the subject line of the email the headline and the text of the email the announcement. The text of the announcement can be as long as you like. The listing will go live within a few hours of posting. Email the allandalereporter if you have questions.
Dear Amy,
I am working on the Allandale Neighborhood Association website. What
can you tell me about plans and timeline for the new Burnet location?
"After 6 months of fighting with the City, we received our permit about three weeks ago. We're shooting for a mid July opening for Amy's and August for Phil's Ice House, our cheeseburger place. We are very excited about the new playscape and are hoping to be a neighborhood landmark and gathering place for families and friends. Thanks for the help, Amy and Steve"
WATCH the progress here.
In the event your dog ate the latest edition of Allandale newsletter, delivered to your doorstep on 5/30, you can get it here (requires Adobe Acrobat reader). The June issue covers the upcoming 4th of July parade, tips for saving on you energy bill, Dog Talk, summary of the April 5th Executive Committee meeting, Gullett Elementary update, the Foster Lane sewer line project, and much more plus promotions from our sponsors.
Last week's Austin Chronicle (May 20th issue) covered the May 11th public meeting on the Shoal Creek curb island project. The article, entitled "Shoal Creek Boulevard Frankencurbs Draw Ire of Residents" by Daniel Mottola appeared in the paper's news section. Balanced representation of the meeting and the issues? You decide .
Submit up to 5 of your photos for our "What's Blooming in Allandale" photo gallery. You can email your photos to the AllandaleReporter webmaster. Please provide a caption for each photo.
Because of all the interest in the Curb Islands and the public meeting that was held at Gullett on
May 11, here
is a link to a copy of the handout that was distributed by the city at the meeting. It has a list of city officials at the meeting, outlines the history of public involvement in the project, project approvals, general project information, etc.
If you're new to the Neighborhood Association and want to learn more about it, review the Association's bylaws below. You can also get a great history of neighborhood activities going back to 1970 compiled by Phyllis Brinkley here (requires Adobe Acrobat reader).
