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Zoning OK’d for Serene Hills site to allow Lake Travis Fire & Rescue station
Summary
The Lakeway Zoning and Planning Commission voted 7-0 to rezone about 3.182 acres on Serene Hills Drive from R‑3 single‑family to GUI (government/utility/institutional) to allow Lake Travis Fire & Rescue to build a new station; neighbors and commissioners pressed for coordination on road improvements and warnings for emergency vehicle egress.
The Lakeway Zoning and Planning Commission on Wednesday approved an ordinance rezoning roughly 3.182 acres on the west side of Serene Hills Drive so Lake Travis Fire & Rescue can build a new fire station that staff said would serve nearby subdivisions and apartments.
Commissioners voted 7‑0 to change the property’s zoning from R‑3 (0 lot line single‑family) to GUI (government/utility/institutional). The parcel is described in staff materials as TCAD property ID numbers 805249 and 827481 and was reported as owned by Water District 17; staff said the district carved out the piece to sell to the fire authority.
The approval follows a staff presentation saying the planned station would serve an area of Lakeway that includes “262 single family residential houses and 300, and 2 apartment units,” and that the site is consistent with the city’s future‑land‑use map and comprehensive plan. Staff also showed how far existing Lake Travis stations are from the location: about 4.1 miles to Bee Cave, 4.7 miles to a…
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