North Austin Civic Association

Neighborhood Association

Post Office Box 180803
Austin, Texas
78718

November 17, 2011
Agenda 

7:00 p.m  Opening of meeting

7:02 p.m.  Minutes: reading and acceptance

7:10 p.m.  Money update

7:15 p.m.  Linda Moore – nominating committee

7:25 p.m.  Announcements and updates

Yard sale fundraiser

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7:45 p.m. Program:  Sgt. Jeff Crawford and Sgt. Robert Hester

Austin Police Department, Burglary Division

8:45 p.m.  Adjournment  Please help put up tables and chairs.  Thanks.

Please note:

The NACA Holiday Sale at Linda Moore’s house has been moved to Saturday, Dec. 3, 8:30-1:30.

Linda’s address: 9605 Mountain Quail.

Don’t forget:  Linda is raffling off a King-size handmade quilt.  She and I have raffle tickets, so contact us if you’re interested in purchasing some.

1 for $2; 3 for $5.

Please spread the word to your friends and neighbors.

Holiday Bargain Sale

Saturday, Dec. 3, 8:30 to 1:30

9605 Mountain Quail Rd.

Items include: small lighted trees, ornaments,

Jewelry, lights, dessert sets and serving pieces,

Candles, wreaths, wrapping paper, ribbon,

Gift boxes, place mats and tablecloths.

Raffle tickets for king size hand made quilt

To be raffled on Dec. 3rd. Tickets are 3 for $5.

Funds donated to North Austin Civic Association.

Contact Linda Moore, 577-1015, to make donations.

Monday is the Interact with Imagine Austin Open House:
November 14, 6 – 8:30pm
Seton Administrative Offices
1345 Philomena St.

In addition to discussing the plan, participants will also be able to compare how Imagine Austin relates to other City plans, including neighborhood plans, and request additional information to be used in refining the plan. We’ve compiled a large amount of information for this meeting, and wanted to share it with you in advance: imagineaustin.net/interact-with-imagine-austin

Can’t make it to the meeting? Monday is also the last day to take the Priority Survey: http://imagineaustin.net/lpriority

and to comment at SpeakUp Austin: http://imagineaustin.icanmakeitbetter.com/

What City Data Would You Like Access To?

Open data is coming to Austin City government, and the City needs community input to identify data sets of interest and to help prioritize them for release in December.

Austin would like to join cities like Philadelphia, the District of Columbia and Boston, in providing data to increase transparency, promote operational efficiency and encourage public participation. Whether you are a resident, a researcher or software application developer, it is important that the City knows what data you need to stay informed and involved in City government.

Visit http://austin.uservoice.com/forums/139204-city-of-austin-open-data-portal and enter the open data forum. Review suggested City data sets, vote on those you would like to prioritize and even add your own suggestion if the data you want is not on the list.