Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Leander public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in development
Residential Pool Permit Fee Waivers for ASR ("Concrete Cancer")
Leander is addressing the 'concrete cancer' (Alkali-Silica Reaction) crisis by offering fee waivers and retroactive reimbursements for homeowners forced to demolish and rebuild failed swimming pools.
Dunkley Subdivision Replat
The commission reviewed and approved a replat for roughly 7.6 acres near 183A Toll Road and E. Woodview Drive, following staff recommendations.
Glory Hill Subdivision Final Plat Approval
Leander's saying yes to a massive $1 billion development, complete with a hotel and a giant lagoon. This project is set to bring major changes to the city.
Pickleball Court Availability
Leander's getting a brand new sports complex, and it's already in the design stage! Expect more fields for local athletes to hit by 2025. Get ready for more games and tournaments!
Economic Development Strategy
Leander's getting a huge new development that's set to be like Austin's Domain. Construction starts in March, bringing tons of new shops, restaurants, and hangout spots.
Bryson Farmstead Rehabilitation Update
Get ready, Leander! A huge $1 billion development is on its way, featuring a hotel and a massive lagoon. This project promises to reshape the city and bring a ton of new amenities.
Mobile Food Establishment Infrastructure Requirements
Leander's Development Services is getting a makeover to speed things up! They're streamlining permits and zoning so your projects get approved faster, meaning less waiting and more building.
Life Time Fitness Minor PUD Development
Developers are proposing a 100,000-square-foot athletic club off Hero Way West, bringing new family fitness amenities, indoor/outdoor pools, and kids' programming to Leander. Neighbors raised concerns during the public hearing about maintaining adequate drainage buffers near Brushy Creek and visual/noise buffering next to an active cemetery.
Sidewalk Connectivity and Zoning Compliance
Get ready for more houses in Leander! The city just approved a new development with 191 homes, but some folks on the council are already sweating about whether we have enough water for everyone.