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VOLUME 13, ISSUE 12 JAN. 24 FEB. 21, 2023
ANNUAL COMMUNITY GUIDE 2023
DEFINING DEMAND
Retail property demand has remained strong in the Lake Travis-Westlake area coming out of the pandemic, with respect to routine real estate market changes. As the demand for space goes up, the amount of vacant space available goes down.
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Lake Travis-Westlake businesses faced with challenges of sta ng, rising rents and in ation
When Christopher Haydostian opened R19 Taqueria in Lakeway in October 2021, he was looking forward to pioneering his Cali-Mexican taco brand in the Lakeway community. However, after struggling to main- tain his restaurant amid rising food costs and sta ng issues, Haydostian closed R19 Taqueria at the end of December, just a year after opening. “I don’t want to deter people from starting a business in Lakeway [or the immediate surrounding areas], but I do want to change how we do things around here, and I want other BY TAYLOR CRIPE & GRACE DICKENS
rise, and houses priced at $750,000 or more comprise nearly three-quar- ters of the entire market, according to November data from the Austin Board of Realtors. As a result of the high cost of living, business owners told Community Impact it is a con- stant battle to hire, and keep, good employees. Julian King, owner of Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop in Bee Cave, said he struggles to nd sta to work the daytime shift. “In order to live out here, you also need to make a very good salary, and CONTINUED ON 30
businesses to succeed,” he said. The challenges Haydostian cited— along with in ation, rent rates and labor shortages—are similar to con- cerns plaguing other small-business owners in the Lake Travis and West- lake market as they head into 2023. Small-business struggles When it comes to opening and maintaining a business in the Lake Travis-Westlake area, several busi- ness owners told Community Impact they faced struggles that are distinc- tive to the region. Area housing prices continue to
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FROM TAYLOR: The start of 2023 comes with the opportunity to re ect on the past year and prepare for what’s to come in the year ahead. It has been about three years since the start of the pandemic; so much has changed with our families and our communities. We hope this Annual Community Guide issue will serve to connect (or reconnect) you with the place you call home, spark conversations with your neighbors and motivate you to support the local businesses in our community. Happy New Year! Taylor Caranfa Stover, GENERAL MANAGER tstover@communityimpact.com
FROM GRACE: With 2022 behind us, our Annual Community Guide compiles all the shops and restaurants that opened in the past year and what businesses to expect in 2023. This issue also dives into what stories to keep an eye on throughout this year from major transportation updates in Lakeway and Bee Cave to $130 million worth of bond projects in Eanes ISD. Reporter Taylor Cripe also takes a look into issues local business owners have faced in the past year and why they decided to call the Lake Travis-Westlake area home. As always, thank you for reading, and Happy New Year! Grace Dickens, EDITOR
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bling small lake town businesses as well as a tree house with a tunnel slide. The business o ers a toddler and baby area with a woodlands theme for sensory play. Additionally, an area is set up for adults to relax while their children play; nitro cold brew co ee and Wi-Fi are provided for the adults’ convenience. 512-368-4026. www.pikopyestown.com/lakeway 5 The Reserve at Lake Austin , a retire- ment community in West Austin, began leasing in late fall at 6401 RM 2222, Aus- tin. The community o ers independent living options, assisted living and mem- ory care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The facility also o ers a restaurant, several lounges, a theater, a salon, a spa, concierge services and transportation. 512-961-7789. www.reservelakeaustin.com 6 Shan China Bistro and Bar opened in Lakeway at the beginning of December at 1700 N. RM 620, Ste. 110, Austin. The bistro serves di erent varieties of Chi- nese-style food, including egg rolls, fried rice, lo mein, vermicelli, lamb, seafood and various other meats. The restaurant is open seven days a week. 512-284-9909. www.shanlakeway.com 7 Sensory yoga studio YogaSix opened a new location in the Hill Country Galleria in late December at 12800 Hill Country Blvd., Ste. G-130, Bee Cave. The studio has six di erent class types for all levels of experience. 512-886-3259. www.yogasix.com/location/bee-cave COMING SOON 8 Tropical Smoothie Cafe , a Geor- gia-based franchise with locations
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NOW OPEN 1 Indoor cycling studio Cyced opened Jan. 1 at 15500 Hwy. 71, Ste. 140, Bee Cave. Owners Sara and Ali Golshani are dentists who own a practice called Serene Hills Dentistry in Lakeway and decided to open an indoor cycling studio during the pandemic, Sara Golshani said. Sara was previously a cycling instructor and said she has been passionate about the industry for years. The studio is an immersive rhythmic indoor cycling studio with dramatic interiors and theatrical lighting. 512-351-7900. www.cyced.com
2 Ellie Mental Health opened a new practice in Bee Cave at the beginning of October at 11719 Bee Caves Road, Austin. The practice o ers therapy to clients of all ages and has a diverse team of therapists with a variety of cer- ti cations and quali cations. Services include individual counseling, couples and family therapy, grief and trauma counseling, eye movement desensi- tization and reprocessing, and online therapy. 737-237-9136. www.elliementalhealth.com 3 Gallagher Orthodontics opened its brick-and-mortar location at 4900
Bee Creek Road, Ste. 201, Spicewood, in mid-November. The practice is owned and operated by Dr. Robert Gallagher and his wife Dana Gallagher. The orthodontics studio o ers a complimentary initial exam, braces and clear aligners, emergency ser- vices, 3D scanning and printing, services for adults and teens, and services for children as young as age 7. 512-379-8222. www.gallagherorthodontics.com 4 Children’s indoor play area Pikopye’s Town opened in mid-December at 1607 N. RM 620, Lakeway. The center, Pikopye’s Town by the Lake, features a themed play area with eight custom playhouses resem-
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FEATURED IMPACT ANNIVERSARY BBQ Out tters, located at 6715 N. RM 620, Austin, will celebrate its 25th anniversary in January. The owners, Kristin and Layne May eld, also celebrated their one-year anniversary as owners Dec. 1. The store, which is over 5,000 square feet, features grills, smokers, re pits, pizza ovens, patio items and barbecue accessories. The business also does custom outdoor kitchens and modular kitchens. BBQ Out tters also has a store in San Antonio, and Kristin May eld said one sion; cooling technology that removes fat cells; and facials, among other services. 512-494-6950. www.restore.com 14 Texas Children’s Pediatrics , which operates 18 pediatric practices in the greater Austin area, announced it joined with Hill Country Pediatrics in mid-De- cember. Texas Children’s Beansprout Pediatrics is in Bee Cave at 13917, W. Hwy. 71, Ste. A, Austin. Hill Country Pediatrics physicians will continue providing care to their patients. The transition will also include some new services, including a web portal to allow patients to access their children’s medical records and im- munization records, message physicians and make appointments. 512-610-7030. www.texaschildrenspediatrics.org
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of the things that stands out about their business is the personal touch. BBQ Out tters opened in 1998. 512-347-1988. www.bbqout tters.com
9 Dog day care and boarding center Camp Bow Wow in Spicewood at 5200 Electric Ave. celebrated its ve-year-an- niversary Nov. 22. The camp, which is exclusive to dogs, o ers multiple services for pets, including all-day indoor and outdoor play yards, individualized cabins, treats and personal attention from camp counselors. There are also grooming options available and di erent packages for overnight stays. 512-264-9663. www.campbowwow.com/austin-sw 10 Nik’s Kitchen and Bar , serving Italian and all-American cuisine, cele- brated 10 years in business in October. The restaurant’s menu includes burgers, sandwiches, pasta, grilled options and small plates. The restaurant is at 7900 N. RM 620, Ste. 100, Austin. 512-487-5999. www.niks620.com NAME CHANGES 11 Java Dive Organic Cafe, a Mediterra- nean restaurant located at 12800 Galle- ria Circle, Ste. 101, Bee Cave, will change its name to Bee Mediterranean in late January or early February. Chef and owner Roni Liberman said when he rst opened his business in Lakeway in 2005, the original idea was for Java Dive to be
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a co ee shop and swim center. He soon added Mediterranean food to the menu, and after reopening in the Hill Country Galleria in 2019, decided he wanted to focus on just being a restaurant. 512- 861-2242. www.javadivecafe.com NEW OWNERSHIP 12 Dog Haus Biergarten , a national franchise that specializes in hot dogs, sausages, burgers and fried chicken, held a reopening ceremony Dec. 1 at 7710 N. RM 620, Ste. 750, Austin, to commemorate the location’s new owners Mike and Heath- er Durbin. The eatery originally opened in the Four Points area in October 2020. 512-344-9481. www.doghaus.com 13 David and Arden Wimberly took ownership of Restore Hyper Wellness at 4005 Market St., Ste. 130, Bee Cave, on Oct. 1. The wellness center o ers cryo- therapy, or cold therapy for tissue lesions; red light therapy, which is a treatment that uses low wavelength red light to improve skin appearance; infrared sauna; compres-
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IN THE NEWS 15 The Garden at Ellera at 12432 Bee Caves Road, Bee Cave, will be temporarily closed through early 2023 for improve- ments, following an announcement from the company at the end of December. The location is still open for private or cor- porate events. The Garden has two other locations in South Austin and Georgetown that will remain open. 512-937-0171. www.thegardenatx.com CLOSINGS 16 Cali-Mex restaurant R19 Taqueria closed at 2422 S. RM 620, Ste. A-120, Lakeway, at the end of December.
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The Lakeway Arts Committee will host a Sock Hop featuring The Highlights and a few musicians from People’s Choice. Eventgoers are invited to throw on their favorite ’40s and ’50s fashion, wear their dancing shoes, and bring some snacks and beverages. 7-9 p.m. Free. 105 Cross Creek, Lakeway. 512-261-1010. www.lakeway-tx.gov
The cities of Lakeway and Bee Cave will host the Special Olympics Texas Winter Games 2023 in February. Over 1,000 attendees are anticipated for this event; the games will take place around Bee Cave and Lakeway. The full schedule is available on the Special Olympics website. 512-835-9873. www.sotx.org/winter-games
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WORTH THE TRIP Jan. 29 Get ready for a wedding The Dripping Springs Visitors Bureau will host The Wedding Capital of Texas Showcase and Tour Day at the end of January. Local vendors will be available to visit, chat and discuss upcoming nuptials. In addition, local venues, lodging properties and various other wedding experts will be open for tours. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free 5330 Bell Springs Road, Dripping Springs 512-858-4740 www.destinationdrippingsprings.com
24 CELEBRATE A WESTIE Since 2005, the Westlake Chamber of Commerce has recognized Westlake community members for their e orts over the prior year with emphasis placed on community and philanthropic endeavors as well as economic impact. Awards in seven categories will be presented at the Westies Award Luncheon. Registration is required. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. $65 (member), $75 (non-member). Hotel Viata, 320 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Bldg. B, Austin. 512-327-3088. www.westlakechamber.com 25 SUPPORT LOCAL SCHOOLS The Eanes Education Foundation’s annual gala will be held in downtown Austin this year. The event will include a VIP reception, a cocktail reception, dinner, a live auction and an after-party for all guests. The dress code will be cocktail attire. Guests can donate to the live or silent auction, and tables are available to purchase for up to $10,000. All proceeds go to the foundation to help support teachers in the district. 5 p.m.-midnight. $400. The Fairmont Austin, 101 Red River St., Austin. 512-732-9065. www.eaneseducationfoundation.org
JANUARY 29 THROUGH FEB. 14 WALK THROUGH A STORY Take a walk and read a book while strolling around the trail behind Lakeway City Hall. Pages of the featured children’s book “If You Were My Valentine,” written by Lynn Plourde and illustrated by Jennifer L. Meyer, will be posted along the walkway. Open all day. Free. 1102 Lohmans Crossing Road (trail behind City Hall). 512-314-7530. www.lakeway-tx.gov/1207/storywalk FEBRUARY 08 MAKE VALENTINE’S DAY CARDS Event-goers are invited to “try their hands” at drawing and creating a Valentine message in special hand- lettering at a Westbank library. Attendees will be taught how to make special characters, such as “round bubble letters, drippy gooey letters, silly wiggly letters and more.” Attendees will also be drawing the alphabet in the styles they choose before working on making a Valentine for someone. 4:30 p.m. Free.
Laura’s Library, 9411 Bee Cave Road, Austin. 512- 327-3045. www.westbanklibrary.com 10 THROUGH 26 WATCH A MUSICAL TexARTS presents Jason Robert Brown’s “The Last Five Years,” a musical about two New Yorkers in their 20s who fall in and out of love over the course of ve years. The show’s unconventional structure consists of Cathy telling her story backward while Jamie tells his story chronologically; the two characters only meet once at their wedding. 2 and 7:30 p.m. (depending on the date). $45-$55. 2300 Lohmans Spur, Ste. 160, Lakeway. 512-852-9079. www.tex-arts.org 18 JOURNEY TO THE FUTURE The Spicewoods Arts Society presents its annual fundraising gala, Journey to the Future. The event will be an opportunity for people of all ages to experience and support the visual, performing and literary arts. Attendees will enjoy an evening of food and wine with music provided by Departure ATX. Cocktail attire is required. 6 p.m. $150. Spicewood Vineyards Event Center, 1419 CR 409,
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“I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO 2023 AND ANOTHER
STATE COMPARISONS
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Texas ranks in the middle of a sampling of Southern states when it comes to pre-K through 12th- grade overall per-pupil spending. Funding comes from local, state and federal sources. These numbers from the Census Bureau in 2021 show some of the surrounding states:
PRODUCTIVE LEGISLATIVE
NUMBER TO KNOW The number of bills led by Texas lawmakers a month from the start of the Jan. 10 session. Lawmakers started ling bills Nov. 14 and have until March 10—the 60th day of the session—to submit bills for this Legislature. 1,100+ SESSION THAT WILL SET THE STAGE FOR AN EVEN GREATER TEXAS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.” LT. GOV. DAN PATRICK LEGE STICKS WITH ODD YEAR PATH When the Legislature was established, lawmakers could travel across Texas on foot or by horse. Journeys were long and dangerous, so lawmakers chose to meet in Austin every two years, according to Dallas Morning News reports. Many states switched to annual sessions in the 1970s, but Texas did not. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Texas are the only states that do not meet every year. Sessions are limited to 140 days, according to the Texas Constitution. The governor has the authority to call special sessions, which are limited to 30 days. Each special session focuses on speci c topics chosen by the governor and only laws on those topics can be passed.
$11,075 Louisiana
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Early bill lings show education, property tax relief among major priorities for 2023 legislative session
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average daily attendance threshold. But when a student is frequently absent, their school loses money, even if the school’s day-to-day operations do not change. Bills have been led to raise the allotment and change the per-pupil funding formula. Property taxes Texas has one of the highest property tax rates in the nation. This is because the state does not charge an income tax. Additionally, local property taxes are used to fund schools, city infrastructure, emer- gency services and more. Multiple bills have been led to eliminate or reduce schools’ mainte- nance and operations taxes, which fund day-to-day operations and employee salaries. Rep. Andrew Murr,
R Junction, led two bills to eliminate the tax. HB 29 would create a joint commit- tee that would deal with the details of eliminating the tax, while HB 38 would increase certain state taxes in place of the local property taxes. Homeowners can also receive homestead exemptions, or a reduction in a portion of the home’s value for tax purposes. A $40,000 reduction is available for each homeowner’s primary residence. HB 40, led by Rep. Erin Zwiener, D Driftwood, would create a homestead exemption for property that is used to harvest rainwater or gray water. HB 144, led by Rep. Diego Bernal, D San Antonio, would create an exemption for the parent or legal guardian of someone who receives care in their home while waiting on state support.
A month before the Jan. 10 start of the 2023-24 legislative session, Texas lawmakers had led over 1,100 bills. Thousands more are expected to be led, but only some will become laws. Lawmakers have until the 60th day of the session—March 10—to le prospective pieces of legislation. Education funding and property tax relief are two topics of early lings. Education and public schools Changing the way Texas funds public schools is top of mind for many educators, administrators and parents. Schools receive per-student funding from the state under the basic allot- ment. This is based on average daily attendance, or the number of students in attendance on average. Schools earn $6,160 per student who meets the
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BEE CAVE Bee Cave’s median age is the youngest among cities in the Lake Travis-Westlake area, coming out to 37.5, almost 10 years younger than the next-closest city, Rollingwood.
LAKEWAY From 2016 to 2021, Lakeway’s population rose 35.2%, compared to 8.82% in Travis County overall. The median household income rose about $30,000 in the same time frame.
ROLLINGWOOD The Rollingwood population went down 17.53% from 2016 to 2021, while the median household income went up almost $40,000. The median age is 46.3.
WEST LAKE HILLS The population of West Lake Hills rose 1.92% from 2016 to 2021. Residents in West Lake Hills have the highest median age of the Lake Travis-Westlake area at 49.4.
SOURCE: U.S. CENSUS BUREAU 2021 AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY 5 YEAR ESTIMATES, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU 2010 ANNUAL COMMUNITY SURVEY 5 YEAR ESTIMATES COMMUNITY IMPACT Population change Lakeway and Bee Cave saw the largest increase in population compared to previous years, while West Lake Hills remained similar and Rollingwood’s population shrank.
*DATA FOR 2016 WAS NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF PUBLICATION FOR THE CITY OF BEE CAVE.
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22 Vivel Crepes & Co ee HCI 13875 Bee Cave Parkway, Bee Cave 512 956 9422 www.vivelcrepeshci.com $$ B K COFFEE 23 Runaway Luna Co eehouse & Lifestyle Boutique 13420 Galleria Circle, Ste. A 110, Bee Cave 512 888 1320 www.runawaylunalifestyle.com $ 24 Starbucks 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin 512 580 3181 www.starbucks.com $ $$ 25 Summer Moon Co ee 15511 Hwy. 71, Ste. 100, Bee Cave 512 215 9003 www.summermoonco ee.com $ INDIAN 26 Zest Indian Kitchen & Bar 2011 Main St., Ste. 400, Lakeway 512 428 5309 www.zestindiankitchen.com $$ ITALIAN 27 Laurel 320 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., West Lake Hills 512 306 6400 www.hotelviata.com/restaurant-austin/ laurel-restaurant $$ $$$ B K 28 Patrizi’s 1705 N. Cuernavaca Drive, Austin
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ASIAN 13 Blue n Sushi & Ramen 2422 S. RM 620, Ste. A100, Lakeway 512 436 8188 www.blue nsushiramen.com $ $$ 14 Feng Cha 2011 Main St., Ste. B 300, Lakeway 512 305 3205 www.fengchausa.com $ 15 Lee’s Kitchen + Cocktails www.leeskitchenatx.com $ $$ H COMING IN 2023 16 Namaste Austin 17499 Hamilton Pool Road, Austin 512 699 6232 www.namasteaustinus.com $$ 701 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. G 700, West Lake Hills 512 256 3918 17 Shan China Bistro and Bar 1700 N. RM 620, Ste. 110, Austin 512 284 9909 www.shanlakeway.com $ $$ 18 Simply Ramen and Gyoza 12918 Shops Parkway, Ste.300, Bee Cave 512 433 6773 www.simplyramenhouse.com $$
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7 Mighty Fine Burgers 21605 Hwy. 71, Spicewood 737 537 4647 www.mighty neburgers.com $ 8 Nekter Juice Bar 4005 Market St., Bee Cave 512 243 6840 www.nekterjuicebar.com $ B 9 Ski Shores Cafe 2905 Pearce Road, Austin 512 572 2997 www.skishorescafe.com $$ $$$ B H K 10 SunLife Organics 3944 S. RM 620, Bldg. 6, Ste. 101, Bee Cave 512 985 7340 www.sunlifeorganics.com $$ B 11 SusieCakes 3267 Bee Caves Road, Austin 737 637 2253 www.susiecakes.com $ $$$
AMERICAN 1 Bee Caves B-B-Q 8414 Bee Caves Road, Austin 512 306 9040 Facebook: Bee Caves BBQ $ $$ 2 Capriotti’s 3944 RM 620, Bee Cave 512 467 4232 www.capriottis.com $$ K 3 Cookie Dough Cowgirl 1310 S. RM 620, Ste. A6, Lakeway 737 293 4476 www.instagram.com/cookiedoughcowgirl $ $$ 4 Crumbl Cookies 3944 S. RM 620, Ste. 120, Bee Cave 737 260 3030 www.crumblcookies.com $ $$ 5 Flower Child 3300 Bee Caves Road, West Lake Hills 737 708 6005 www.iama owerchild.com $$ K 6 Lo Salvaje Food Truck 211 Darden Hill Road, Driftwood
12 Tropical Smoothie Cafe 7301 N. RM 620, Ste. 130, Austin 770 821 1900 www.tropicalsmoothiecafe.com $ B K COMING IN FEBRUARY
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Don Mario Mexican Restaurant relocated within the Lakeway proper area. COURTESY DON MARIO MEXICAN RESTAURANT
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homemade cocktail sauce mixed with pico de gallo and avocado. The new location features table service, a full bar, live music, an outdoor patio
Don Mario Mexican Restaurant in Lakeway, relocated from 1700 N. RM 620, Austin, to 1113 N. RM 620, Lakeway. The eatery had a soft opening at the new location Oct. 20. “We started from a small taqueria on Hudson Bend, moved to the LightHouse Market Shopping Center and stayed there for eight years. Now we have grown to our new location just down the road,” Owners Mario and Leslie Isidro said. The restaurant o ers a full menu with appetizers, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The eatery specializes in authentic Mexican street food with dishes such as street tacos with a choice of meat or Coctel De Camaron, a shrimp in
and a playscape for kids. 1113 N. RM 620, Lakeway 512-266-3319 www.donmariolakeway.com $$ B K
Maple Street Biscuit Co.
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346 241 1350 www.patrizis.com/cuernavaca-home $$ B MEXICAN 29 Las Palapas 7409 N. RM 620, Austin 512 520 8086 www.laspalapas.com $ B K 30 La Popular Taqueria 7415 Southwest Parkway, Bldg. 5, Ste. 100, Austin 310 405 9645 www.lapopulartaqueria.com H COMING IN EARLY 2023 31 Taco Flats 900 S. RM 620, Ste. C104, Lakeway 512 243 5162 www.taco ats.com $ $$ B K PIZZA 32 Baldinucci Pizza Romana
3300 Bee Caves Road, Ste. 110, West Lake Hills 512 382 1166 www.baldinucci.pizza $$ $$$ 33 Carmela’s Lakeway Pizza & Pasteria 900 S. RM 620, Ste. 108C, Lakeway 512 386 1256 www.carmelaslakeway.com $$ 34 Lefty’s Pizza Kitchen Austin 18101 Hwy. 71, Ste. 600, Austin 512 564 4222 www.leftyspizzakitchen.com $$$ 35 Marco’s Pizza 3944 S. RM 620, Bldg. G2, Ste. 110, Bee Cave 512 649 8588 www.marcos.com $ 36 Smokin’ Oak Wood-Fired Pizza & Taproom 8300 N. RM 620, Ste. K 200, Austin 512 284 8445 https://smokinoakpizza.com/location/austin-tx $$ K
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12 Rue21 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. D5, Austin 737-301-9555 www.rue21.com ENTERTAINMENT 13 Epic Fun 7101 W. Hwy. 71, Ste. D, Austin 512-957-9099 www.epicfun.com 14 Pikopye’s Town 1607 N. RM 620, Ste. 100, Lakeway 512-368-4026 www.pikopyestown.com/lakeway FOOD & BEVERAGE 15 Neighborhood Vintner 3663 Bee Caves Road, Ste. 4D, Austin 512-300-1572 www.neighborhoodvintner.com 16 SpiceBox International Grocery Store 3100 S. RM 620 Ste. 200, Lakeway 512-963-2868 www.spiceboxgrocery.com PETS 17 Petbar Boutique 10815 RM 2222, Bldg. 6, Ste. 203, Austin
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Bldg. 2, Austin 512-954-9300 www.covertbeecavecadillac.com 6 Hill Country Volvo 10600 N. RM 620, Austin www.volvoaustin.com COMING IN THE FALL CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES 7 The Citizen + Co. 2905 N. RM 620, Austin 737-667-4190 www.thecitizenandco.com 8 The Copper Closet 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin www.thecoppercloset.com 9 The Emporium 12912 Hill Country Blvd., Ste. F-130, Bee Cave 512-394-6222 www.theemporiumatx.com 10 Flip Flops Shops Austin/Lakeway 1310 S. RM 620 Ste. C-7, Lakeway 737-203-9092 www. ip opshops.com 11 Miss A 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin www.shopmissa.com
18 Riley’s Ranch Pet Spa 15839 W. Hwy. 71, Bee Cave
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512-992-9095 COMING IN JUNE 19 Scenthound 6317 Bee Caves Road, Ste. 370, Austin 512-350-2044 www.scenthound.com RETAIL 20 American Technology Network Corp. 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Austin 737-931-1408 www.atncorp.com 21 Bleu by TPG 3801 N. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. C-160, Austin www.bleubytpg.com SERVICES 22 Kristen Beccia Photography 1310 S. RM 620, Ste. B205, Lakeway 512-760-5762 www.kristenbeccia.com
BEAUTY 1 The Good Hair Social Club 801 S. RM 620, Ste. D-E, Lakeway 510-846-2421 www.goodhairsocialclub.com 2 Sola Salon studios A 2901 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Ste. U02A, Austin B 3944 S. RM 620, Bldg. 9, Bee Cave www.solasalonstudios.com BEE CAVE LOCATION COMING IN 2023 3 Spa Viata 320 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., West Lake Hills 512-306-6400 www.hotelviata.com/spa-viata AUTOMOTIVE 4 Covert Buick GMC Covert Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram 16501 Sweetwater Village Drive, Austin 512-954-9300 www.covertbeecave.com COMING IN THE SPRING
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Lakeway begins preparation process for future RM 620 project
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DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT The city of Lakeway must complete ve tasks before a zoning code for the overlay project can be developed. Here is the estimated completion timeline. TASK 1: Completed Nov. 2022
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develop an overlay zoning code for building structures and is slated to be done by June 2024, Sullivan said. When completed, RM 620 will be widened from four lanes to six lanes; it will also be recon gured from a continuous center turn lane to a raised median with limited left turns. The state does not have a timeline for when construction on the widening project may start, Sullivan said. mobility in western Travis County, it will also have signi cant impacts on the Lakeway area, according to the report. Presentations will go before council in coming months to outline further impacts to businesses. While the RM 620 project is designed to enhance regional
Take physical inventories of impacts to existing buildings, streets, parking areas, residences and other locations. TASK 2: Identify sites grandfathered into their zoning district, and identify noncompliance sites. TASK 3: De ne goals for the city, projects, costs and local participation. TASK 4: De ne conceptual redevelopment, and pick speci c sites for redevelopment. TASK 5: Develop new overlay zoning district code. February 2023 May 2023 January-February 2024 June 2024
The city of Lakeway is looking into how to mitigate the e ects of construction on RM 620 when the state eventually widens the roadway from four to six lanes. Part of the preparation includes the creation of an overlay zoning district, which encompasses existing zoned areas to allow for easier attainment of rights to widen the road. There are ve tasks that must be completed for the overlay project to move forward, Lakeway Senior Planner Charlie Sullivan said. The rst of the tasks, to de ne the corridor and summarize the physical impacts to existing busi- nesses and driveways, was presented to council Dec. 5. The nal task is to
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Progress continues on Loop 360 between Westlake Drive and Cedar Street The rst of the ve Loop 360 projects began in June at the intersections of Westlake Drive and Cedar Street just south of the Pennybacker Bridge. Construction activities for the Loop 360 at Westlake Drive and Cedar Street project include tree excavation, cli cutting, and the digging and installation of various waterlines, said Bradley Wheelis, public information o cer for the Texas Department of Transportation. In the coming months, crews will continue to make cli cuts and construct water lines as part of the drainage system, he said. The drainage system will be necessary for the construction of the northbound and southbound connector roads and shared-use paths. The main focus of the Westlake Drive/ Cedar Street project is improving the intersections by removing tra c signals on the Loop 360 main lanes. Construction crews will also add an underpass where the main lanes go under the cross streets, according to TxDOT o cials. The Westlake Drive/ Cedar Street project has four phases and is in Phase 1, which is slated to last through October 2023. Timeline: spring 2022-mid-2025 Cost: $72.1 million Funding sources: city of Austin’s 2016 mobility bond, TxDOT
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Council to make decision on Hamilton Pool Road extension in January
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PROJECT AREA Bee Cave is studying an area near Hamilton Pool Road and Hwy. 71 to determine the best way to increase connectivity in the area. SOURCE: RODRIGUEZ TRANSPORTATION GROUP COMMUNITY IMPACT
Council will vote Jan. 25 on a potential addition to the city’s thoroughfare plan that will add a connection between Hamilton Pool Road and Great Divide Drive. Four options for the potential connection were presented as part of Rodriguez Transportation Group’s alternative access study, which includes the Hamilton Pool Road extension and a southwest collector road. If council chooses to add the road extension to the thoroughfare plan, council will still need to vote on funding, Bee Cave City Manager Clint
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Garza said. The proposed road will run parallel to Hwy. 71 beginning near Palermo Drive, running through Hamilton Pool Road by Bee Cave Elementary School to the Shops at Galleria at 12770 Shops Parkway, Bee Cave. All parts of the
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