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Residents and a developer press Lakeway planners on connectivity and proactive redevelopment zones
Summary
Residents urged the plan to prioritize local connectivity (avoiding unnecessary trips on SH‑620), while a developer suggested formal redevelopment zones and incentives to guide investment; presenters said these topics will be modeled in the transportation plan and future land use map.
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Multiple residents pressed the team to use the plan to improve local street connectivity and to reduce reliance on SH‑620. One resident argued the city has "no will to build a road to connect things" and urged the team to map specific connections so residents can avoid dangerous cut‑throughs and long trips to services.
Bill Hayes, a resident who also said he is a developer, recommended the city create redevelopment zones and incentives so the public knows where changes are likely and developers have a clearer path to proposals; he said proactive guidance could reduce delays and community surprise when projects are proposed. Presenters said the transportation plan and future land use map will incorporate connectivity and provide a forum for continued input.
