Labor Day (Mon. Sept. 6th) the Swim Center will be open Holiday Hours from 10am to 6pm.

 The regular Swim Center Hours through October 17th are: 

The Swim Center Fall Hours (August 23rd-October 17th) are:

Posted August 20, 2010 - The CCHOA will host a Town Hall on Thursday, September 16, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm at Kiker Elementary. Please join us to discuss the current plans for the new Community Center and Pool at the corner of Spruce Canyon and La Crosse.

Pictures of the site plan, buiding plan and pool layout are included below.

CommunityCtrBuilding.pdf

PoolLayout.pdf

CircleCSitePlan.pdf
As you know, the CCHOA is currently in the design phase for a new pool and community center located at the intersection of Spruce Canyon and LaCrosse, next to Clayton Elementary.  We just wanted to let you know that the site plan for the project has been filed with the City of Austin by the land planner.  If you live within 500 feet of the site, you will receive a notice that the site plan has been filed for City of Austin Planning Commission approval.  There will be a public hearing as required prior to Planning Commission approval, and if you live within the 500 feet boundary, you will also receive a notice of the hearing.

The land planners who designed the site plan (Land Strategies, Inc.) have worked with the CCHOA on the programming for the site.  The initial exploration of elements to include as part of the program was evaluated by a group of residents (the West Pool Committee) and the CCHOA Board of Directors.  The land planners have done an excellent job of locating all of the program elements and ensuring that all City of Austin ordinances are followed.  Great care has been taken to protect the trees, design the most efficient water quality control system, locate utilities, provide required parking and circulation driveways, and place all elements in their optimum location on the site. 

The site plan is a required element of the planning process.  In this particular plan, there is a Phase I and a Phase II.  Everything that was possible is included on the site plan in order to ensure that all elements are in accordance with the City of Austin regulations.    

Currently the Board of Directors is evaluating the many complex factors regarding the project, including a thorough use and cost analysis.   The site plan will not change, however, the decisions on which elements will be included has not been finalized, so what you see in the drawing may not all be built, or may be built in separate phases. 

South Bureau-Train the Trainer

Community Policing is a collaborative effort between a police department and community that identifies problems of crime and disorder and involves all elements of the community in the search for solutions to these problems.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH TRAINING

“TRAIN THE TRAINER”

LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO SET UP A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

2^ND Tuesday of each month

6:30p.m.-8:00p.m.

Clinton Hunter Substation

404 Ralph Ablanado

(Between Congress and S. 1^st Street – 1 Block North of Slaughter)

A three part series that repeats see schedule below:

August 10^th Part I – Introduction to Neighborhood Watch

September 14^th Part II – Physical Security

October 12^th Part III – James the Burglar Video and Guest Speaker TBD

No Train the Trainer November, December and January

Hope to see you there!