Neighborhood concerns about rezoning lots to allow for a townhome project prompted Marble Falls City Council April 6 to delay a decision on granting the developers’ request. The plan involves a zoning amendment in an approximate 15-acre area that would allow for a conditional use permit for developers to build up to 48 1,500 to 1,600 square feet units, priced from $225,000 to $240,000 and 1,800 square feet or more at a buyer’s price of $275,000 each.

With additional grant funding and re-allocated bond debt in hand, Marble Falls City Council March 16 voted for amendments reflecting approximately $350,000 in changes to expand and make adjustments to work for an ongoing bank stabilization project on Backbone Creek.

Marble Falls City Council approved their intent March 16 to fund as much as $358,000 as their grant fund match and select a fund management service firm to launch a bridge project over a flood-prone low-water crossing on Avenue N near the entryway of Meadowlakes.

An excess in recent grant award funding has prompted Marble Falls City Council to re-allocate the money to infrastructure projects including water and wastewater system upgrades and improvements, according to discussions at the March 16 regular council meeting.

Marble Falls City Council members approved potentially placing more restrictions on planned RV venues in the city limits to avoid the pitfalls of the locations becoming permanent dwellings with little to no regulations.