Taking a Look at Public Improvement Districts in Austin, Texas
Cities like Austin have been trailblazers in expanding the scope and usefulness of Public Improvement Districts (PIDs) and other special districts.
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Flag lots are so named because of the long, slender strips of land resembling flag poles that extend from the typically rectangular main sections of these lots — or the “flags” — out to the street. Each “flag pole” typically provides just enough frontage for vehicle access and is often shared by several neighbors.
The City of Austin adopted a new ordinance related to flag lots in May of 2012. The constant development pressures on the urban core of Austin make flag lots a practical alternative to conventional lots.
Highlights of the City of Austin Flag Lot Ordinance include:
Click here to download a copy of the City of Austin flag lot ordinance.
WGI can help you make sense of this ordinance when planning for your next project. Contact us today to discuss your options!
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Cities like Austin have been trailblazers in expanding the scope and usefulness of Public Improvement Districts (PIDs) and other special districts.
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