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TLDR:

law-apt-3g said:

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TLDR: Adler is proceeding with LDC revision...

Land Development Code Revision Update
On March 18, a Travis County District Court Judge ruled that the City did not follow the correct notice and protest process for the LDC Revision. Therefore, the actions by Council to approve the LDC Revision were void and not effective to approve the Revision. Based on that ruling, the City is assessing options with the respect to the LDC.

While the City evaluates its options and next steps, the LDC Revision Team is working to complete internal reference documents, with the goal of completing the text and map reflective of Council's May 2 policy direction, as well as Planning Commission recommendations and Council recommendation on 1st and 2nd ordinance readings. Staff will also finalize a Supplemental Staff Report #5 to accompany the text and map reference documents. The purpose of completing these reference documents is to assure the project is in a state that can be utilized in the future when, and if, a path forward is desired by City Council.

As if, there is an IF

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There's nothing in your link that indicates Adler is doing anything. His name isn't even in the article. It just says that the Council didn't follow the legal process and the LDC was put on hold with no indication it would be moving forward anytime soon.

And the Council is cataloging everything so that they have a starting point when they do decide to pick it up again.

Just a matter of time.