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¬ « 71 ¬ « 620 ¬ « 2244 ¬ « 71 See Inset A H A M IL T O N P O O L RD LAKEWAY CITY LIMITS LAKEWAY ETJ AUSTIN ETJ AUSTIN ETJ " 3 " 1 " 2 " 4 " 5 " 6 " 7 " 8 " 9 " 10 " 8 " 8 " 12 " 13 " 16 " 17 " 14 " 15 " 18 E Development Agreements 0 0.5 1 0.25 Miles 500 Feet Bee Cave: 05.03.17 ¬ « 71 H A M IL T O N PO O L R D A. Western ETJ Boundary " 5 Ladera Ranch Dev. Agreement Approved: 8 March 2007 " 7 Grumbles Dev. Agreement Approved: 12 November 2013 " 9 Perkins Dev. Agreement Approved: 9 December 2014 " 10 Meissner Dev. Agreement Approved: 9 December 2014 " 11 Warriner Dev. Agreement Approved: 9 December 2014 " 14 6D Ranch Ltd. Dev. Agreement Approved: 24 November 2015 " 13 Garrick Dev. Agreement Approved: 24 November 2015 " 12 Mockford Dev. Agreement Approved: 27 October 2015 Brown Dev. Agreement Approved: 23 November 2014 " 8 " 16 Nature Conserv. Dev Agreement 2016 Approved: 13 December 2016 " 17 Cassandra Interests Dev. Agreement Approved: 13 December 2016 The Texas Local Government Code allows a city to enter into a development agreement with a property owner for land located within the city's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction. The scope of such an agreement provides direction for how the land will develop and may address topics such as timing of annexation, land uses, building construction, subdivision, and infrastructure. In many cases, the development agreement is initiated by the landowner. In others, the City may prompt it; when Home Rule cities (such as Bee Cave) initiate annexation, they are required to offer landowners with agricultural, wildlife management, or timber tax appraisal designations the option of entering into a development agreement in lieu of being annexed. If the land owner accepts, the land remains outside City limits for the term of the agreement. All Bee Cave Development Agreements and their amendments, including those that have expired, are included in this map. * Expired Bee Cave Corporate Limits Bee Cave ETJ Other Municipalities' City Limits Other Municipalities' ETJ Parcels Indicates a Development Agreement prompted by an Agricultural, Wildlife Management, or Timber tax designation from Travis Central Appraisal District. " 1 CCNG Dev.Agreement* Approved: 26 April 1999 Amended: 27 January 2014; 28 February 2014 3 April 2014 " 2 Morningside Dev. Agreement Approved: 25 July 2000 Amended:13 May 2003; 21 Apr 2009; 2 Apr 2012 " 3 Spillman Dev. Agreement* Approved: 22 August 2000 Amended: 9 May 2003; 10 January 2007; 16 December 2008 " 6 Masonwood Dev. Agreement Approved: 18 October 2011 Amended: 20 December 2012 " 15 Sweetwater Comm/Eastland Tract DA Approved: 8 December 2015 " 4 Home Depot Dev. Agreement Approved: 25 August 2000 Amended: 28 May 2002 Amended: 14 June, 2016 " 18 Nature Conserv. Dev Agreement 2017 Approved: 25 April 2017

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HAMILTON POO L RD

A. Western ETJ Boundary

"5 Ladera Ranch Dev. AgreementApproved: 8 March 2007

"7 Grumbles Dev. AgreementApproved: 12 November 2013

"9 Perkins Dev. AgreementApproved: 9 December 2014

"10 Meissner Dev. AgreementApproved: 9 December 2014

"11 Warriner Dev. AgreementApproved: 9 December 2014

"14 6D Ranch Ltd. Dev. AgreementApproved: 24 November 2015

"13 Garrick Dev. AgreementApproved: 24 November 2015

"12 Mockford Dev. AgreementApproved: 27 October 2015

Brown Dev. AgreementApproved: 23 November 2014

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"16 Nature Conserv. Dev Agreement 2016Approved: 13 December 2016

"17 Cassandra Interests Dev. AgreementApproved: 13 December 2016

The Texas Local Government Code allows a city to enter into a development agreement with a property owner for land located within the city's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction. The scope of such an agreement provides direction for how the land will develop and may address topics such as timing of annexation, land uses, building construction, subdivision, and infrastructure. In many cases, the development agreement is initiated by the landowner. In others, the City may prompt it; when Home Rule cities (such as Bee Cave) initiate annexation, they are required to offer landowners with agricultural, wildlife management, or timber tax appraisal designations the option of entering into a development agreement in lieu of being annexed. If the land owner accepts, the land remains outside City limits for the term of the agreement.

All Bee Cave Development Agreements and their amendments, including those that have expired, are included in this map. * Expired

Bee Cave Corporate LimitsBee Cave ETJOther Municipalities' City LimitsOther Municipalities' ETJParcels

Indicates a Development Agreement prompted by an Agricultural, Wildlife Management, or Timber tax designation from Travis Central Appraisal District.

"1 CCNG Dev.Agreement*Approved: 26 April 1999Amended: 27 January 2014; 28 February 20143 April 2014

"2 Morningside Dev. AgreementApproved: 25 July 2000Amended:13 May 2003; 21 Apr 2009; 2 Apr 2012

"3 Spillman Dev. Agreement*Approved: 22 August 2000Amended: 9 May 2003; 10 January 2007; 16 December 2008

"6 Masonwood Dev. AgreementApproved: 18 October 2011Amended: 20 December 2012

"15 Sweetwater Comm/Eastland Tract DAApproved: 8 December 2015

"4 Home Depot Dev. AgreementApproved: 25 August 2000Amended: 28 May 2002

Amended: 14 June, 2016

"18 Nature Conserv. Dev Agreement 2017Approved: 25 April 2017