Welcome to the 2222CONA Web Site

Does Travis County need more authority to manage growth?

Take a few minutes to participate in this brief survey - make your opinion count!

The Travis County Commissioner's Court is seeking public opinion. Much of the new growth in the county is occurring in the unincorporated areas, creating concerns with traffic safety, water quality, incompatible land use, billboards, light pollution, and other issues. The county has little authority to manage growth due to previous acts by the State Legislature. The Commissioners wants to know from the public whether they should pursue having more land use authority. Take the survey to let them know your opinion.

Welcome to the virtual town square of the 2222 Coalition of Neighborhood Associations, Inc. (2222CONA). This site is intended for sharing information among residents of the member CONA neighborhoods.

2222CONA serves to:

Monitor property rezoning cases and development applications, and interact with the City of Austin, Travis County, TxDOT, and developers to review plans and provide input on issues that are important to our neighborhoods.
Support the principles and spirit outlined in the Hill Country Roadway Ordinance and the Bull Creek and Lake Austin Watershed Protection Ordinances.
Coordinate and represent the interest of its members before various government agencies and developers.
Provide a focal point for developers and governmental agencies to interact with residents of the Hill Country Corridor.

We hope you find the site useful, and welcome comments on how it can better meet our needs.