The council adopted an amendment to the Circle C development agreement and a rezoning that allows conversion of office acreage to up to 1,000 multifamily units (Track 110), after lengthy public testimony about South Bay road obligations, Dahlgren access, water‑quality risks, and school traffic impacts.

Austin City Council advances massive Southeast Austin development A contentious debate regarding the future of Southeast Austin took place at City Hall on Thursday. Developers assert that the proposed Dog’s Head project could generate employment and crucial infrastructure for the area, while residents have voiced concerns regarding potential impacts on housing and environmental factors. The

After more than three hours of public testimony raising environmental and equity concerns, Austin City Council approved a 45‑year development agreement, an interlocal with Travis County and annexation for a 2,614‑acre area known as the Dog’s Head Bend, with an amendment striking “military installations” as a permitted use.