It’s My Park Day!! (March 2nd, 2019)
2018 Christmas Tree Sales
The MNA is running its annual tree sale for the holiday season. Trees will be delivered to your house the first weekend of December and are $26 for MNA members and $40 for non-members. Trees and/or membership for can be purchased online at our membership registration link:
Mountain View Park – Beautification and Cleanup
Neighborhood speed mitigation meeting
A speed mitigation meeting was held with the city of Austin’s ATD (Austin Transportation Department) on Sunday 9/24/2017 at 4:30pm at the Balcones Country Club. Atendees spanned the Mountain, Balcones Village/Spicewood, the Enclave, and perhaps Spicewood Estates. Approximately 75 people attended.
See the two files attached for the presentation from ATD and the presentation from me representing the multi-neighborhood survey and requests.
The short summary of the meeting is:
From ATD:
PROPOSED SPEED MITIGATION
- Cedar Crest: Four locations of Speed cushions
- Clearock: Two locations of Speed Cushions
- Spicewood Parkway: Possibility of flat top cushion installation
Messages from neighborhood to ATD:
– ATD is only listening to a small fraction of the impacted residents
– 95% of the neighborhood does not like the Spicewood Parkway Speed Bumps
– Request: remove those rubber speed bumps
– Request: do not install any more rubber speed bumps
– Engage the full neighborhood; change your policy
There are a several follow-ups under consideration and a few of us are going to meet Thursday to discuss next steps.
MNA Fall Social 2017
To All Mountain Neighborhood Residents,
Come eat, drink and do a little jig with us!
We are excited to bring another fun-filled Mountain Neighborhood Association (MNA)-sponsored social event for the residents of the Mountain community this year. Please join us for our upcoming Annual Fall Social on Nov 11 2017, from 1-5 PM at the Mountain View Park pavilion.
Similar to “Movie Under the Stars,” this event will be a lot of fun and another great opportunity to meet more of your neighbors and/or reconnect with them. We will be providing a full spread of Mediterranean-themed dishes, including drinks and live music.
This event is open to all Mountain residents. Food / drinks are complimentary for all MNA members. Visitors and non-member may partake in the food/drinks for a nominal fee of $10 per person. Any new or existing Mountain resident interested in becoming a member can register via the link below or at the MNA Membership Drive table at the event. Membership to the MNA is voluntary and is $50/family per year. Please register here to become an MNA member: http://mountainneighborhood.com/join
In closing, please RVSP for the event by Nov 8 so we can get an accurate count for food. An Evite has been sent to those we have email addresses for so we apologize if we have missed you. If you haven’t received an Evite to the event, please go to http://evite.me/x7xM4tEz2G..
Please feel free to bring folding chairs if you’d like to sit and listen to the live music, including bikes/toys for your children to play with.
Also, we’re seeking 6 helping hands for some easy set up and break-down. If you can offer a helping hand, please email Donna, .
See you at the Fall Social!
MNA Board
Outdoor Summer Movie
@ The Mountain View Park Field Open to all Mountain Neighborhood residents Movie Title: To be announced (Stay tuned) Saturday, June 10, 2017 7:30 p.m. Ice Cream Social Feature Presentation will start after 8 PM (as soon as it’s dark enough). Bring drinks/coolers, popcorn, bug repellant, blankets and camping chairs; or bring a sleeping bag & wear your favorite jammies - whatever you need to be able to enjoy outdoor movie experience. A special thanks to our MNA HOA for sponsoring this event.
Meet With City Councilman Jimmy Flannigan About Anderson Mill’s Road Improvements
We’ve come a long way in our efforts to finally get much delayed safety improvements to Anderson Mill Road (between 183 and 620). We started by calling 311 to report problem areas, speaking up at District 6 town halls and posting our concerns on the Mobility ATX Forum which included Anderson Mill Road as one of the top 5 traffic concerns in the report this group delivered to the City of Austin in 2016.
And, most important, the City of Austin included over $5 million for improvements to this section of Anderson Mill Rd in the 2016 Mobility Bond proposal which was approved by voters in November.
Now, we have an opportunity to both hear from and provide feedback to city traffic engineers and our District 6 City Councilman, Jimmy Flannigan about plans for spending this bond money.
Please join us at the Anderson Mill Road Public Meeting on Saturday, March 11th from 10 am – noon at Spicewood Elementary School, 11601 Olson Drive. Invite your neighbors and friends!
It’s My Park Day 2017!