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Reminder: Upcoming Town Hall!
Join Council Member Leslie Pool and your neighbors throughout District 7 for our Spring Town Hall!
Saturday, May 21
11:30 AM to 1 PM
Northwest Recreation Center
2913 Northland Dr.
Austin, TX 78757
This Town Hall will include an Expert Panel on Transportation Issues, including: the Public Works Department, Austin Transportation Department, the Capital Planning Office, and Capital Metro.
Council Member Pool will moderate this interactive panel, which will include time for small group discussion, as well.
Additionally, officials from many other city departments will be joining us for a City Services Information Fair to provide information on issues that are important to our communities.
And, new to this Town Hall, we will have an Information Scavenger Hunt: collect a Scavenger Hunt sheet when you sign in at the Town Hall, make your way through our City Services Information Fair figuring out the answers to the different questions on your sheet, and then check your answers with our staff. A limited number of prizes will be available for our Scavenger Hunt winners!
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The next General Membership Meeting of the North Shoal Creek Neighborhood Association will be held:
When: Tuesday, September 6, 2016, 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Where: Pillow Elementary School, 2025 Crosscreek Drive
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The next General Membership Meeting of the North Shoal Creek Neighborhood Association is coming up! Details below:
When: Tuesday, May 3, 2016, 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Where: Pillow Elementary School Cafeteria, 3025 Crosscreek Drive.
We will have Steve Zwernemann from Drive a Senior-North Austin and Virginia Larson from Family Eldercare joining us as guest speakers.
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A summary of the results of NSCNA’s recent online survey of neighborhood residents is now available at https://www.nscna.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/NSCNA-2016-Survey-Summary-Web.pdf.
We owe a very big thank you to Media Committee member Jennifer Noinaj who set up the online survey, compiled the results, and produced the survey summary.
Sixty-two surveys were completed online, the majority by respondents who were not NSCNA members. Only six paper surveys were received, but that was our fault: we flubbed by leaving a digit off NSCNA’s PO Box number. We sincerely apologize for our mistake. We want your input, so we’re continuing to accept paper surveys. If you mailed one in and are willing to complete the survey again, please email your address to directors@nscna.org. A director will drop off a replacement paper copy at your home, along with a correctly addressed and stamped envelope. Please complete it and mail it in again so your responses will be included in the survey results.
We apologize for the inconvenience of filling it out twice, but your input is important to us. The goal of the survey is to identify what is important to North Shoal residents. Association officers will use the results to help set association priorities for 2016 and future years.
The online survey results showed that currently the three most important issues for our residents are neighborhood development, safety and traffic. The comments sections contain many good suggestions for improving our neighborhood as well as increasing membership and participation in Association events and projects.
Thank you to everyone who participated. The online survey results are already proving to be valuable in helping guide Association officers to understand the needs of our residents. To those who participated via paper mail, we again apologize for our mistake and hope you’ll give the paper survey one more try. Please email directors@nscna.org so we can bring you a replacement copy.
Sharon Justice, Chair,
Media Committee
