Water Conservation - May 1 - September 30
Austin Water Customers

The cooler temperatures and rainfall earlier this summer were a great boon to our landscaping; however now that temperatures are reaching 100 degrees and rainfall has decreased, Stage 1 Water Use Schedule are in effect.

Stage 1 Water Use Schedule

Single Family Homes have 2 watering days a week:

Odd Addresses:  Wednesdays and/or Saturdays

Even Addresses:  Thursdays and/or Sundays

Watering by sprinkler or irrigation system is allowed on your assigned day before 10 am or after 7 pm

Hand watering is allowed anytime

No operation of irrigation systems or hose-end sprinklers between 10:00 am and 7:00 pm

Commercial and Multi-Family customers:  Tuesdays and Fridays

For more information on water conservation and Grow Green landscape tips, click here.

Our neighborhood continues to lose one of its most important assets--the beautiful live oaks and red oaks that form a shady, green canopy over our streets and homes. These oak trees are being threatened by a contagious disease called oak wilt. Over the past twenty years, Austin has lost more than 10,000 oaks to the deadly and infectious oak wilt disease. For both individuals and the City as a whole, this loss is felt by increased utility bills, reduced property values, and a sense of devastation.

Protect the value of your property by learning about Oak Wilt, and become aware of the ways to detect, correct and stop the spread of this terrible blight.

A few important tips to help stop the spread of Oak Wilt:

DO NOT PRUNE OAKS from February through June during the Oak Wilt carrier beetle's peak season. You can help enforce this ban by reminding everyone of the real and expensive dangers to our neighborhood oaks.  Everyone needs to protect our property values and oak trees.

It is strongly recommended that you employ only certified arborists to prune your valuable Oaks. Avoid the uncertified tree service vendors who roam the neighborhoods and perform unsafe Oak Wilt practices. Find local certified arborists and check with the Better Business Bureau:

International Society of Arboriculture
(Search by name, location, or zip code)

Better Business Bureau
(Search by zip code and vendor name)

Anderson Mill Road
Saba Center is under construction at the corner of Anderson Mill Road and Harmony Hill.  The project will have 2 one-story buildings, plus parking lot and detention pond.  The proposed use is office/retail.

The Court on Anderson Mill is a mixed-use development with Phase 1 currently under construction at 9030 Anderson Mill Road.  Phase one includes the detention pond and one-story building with parking.  Signage posted advertises a washateria.

The property west of Harmony Hill has been cleared and is for sale.  There are 3 lots in this tract, including the storage units.  Property information is posted on the agent's website, McAllister & Associates.

Homes on Hymeadow
Lake Creek Park is a new subdivision of 90 single-family homes being built on Hymeadow Street next to the new Post Office.  The work currently being done on the site is clearing of land, building of roads, and detention pond; crew reports this phase of construction should take about 4 months.  The City of Austin granted a variance such that roads on the site will not connect to Lonsdale.

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NASWC is pleased to release our website in a new format utilizing the content management system, Joomla. You will find the same content from our original web site in an easier to use structure. PLUS, Joomla will allow our officers, committee chairs, and Neighbor to Neighbor content authors to quickly post new articles and updates to the web site.