Council members approved the following regarding new projects to be built within the city:
- Issuance of general obligation bonds and ensuing property tax for the construction of a new police station, with bond bids reflecting a $19 annual increase in city property taxes on a $100,000 property, or an increase in city property taxes amounting to just under $100 annually on an average Lakeway home valued at $472,000;
- New ‘Old Lakeway’ street signs to be constructed in Lakeway’s original neighborhood and depicting its historical significance;
A two-story medical office building is proposed for Lakeway Medical Village. The project takes the place of a former proposal to include restaurants and retail space.[/caption]
A revised plan reflecting a two-story, 42,000-square-foot medical office building at 3000 S. RR 620, in the Lakeway Medical Village, that can accommodate an overflow of operating space which may be needed by Baylor Scott & White Medical-Lakeway;
A Chase Bank slated to include two drive-through ATM lanes at this spot on West Highway 71 and Serene Hills Drive was approved by Lakeway City Council last night.[/caption]- A special use permit for Chase Bank at 16738 W. Hwy. 71 at Serene Hills Drive that will include two drive-through lanes for automated teller machines only;
- A special use permit for a children’s advocacy center/Center for Child Protection, 1927 Lohman’s Crossing Road, to be used used for interviews, examinations, intervention and counseling services; and
- Revised plan for Lakeway Highland Village’s welcome and amenity center in Rough Hollow to replace proposed sand volleyball and swim center with basketball courts, tennis courts and restrooms.
