Category: General

Attached is the ECCNCT’s letter sent to the Mayor and City Council regarding the Team’s position on Code Next which was voted on at the February 2018 meeting. Code Next Letter

The team has received an application for our open Business Representative position from East Cesar Chavez resident and business owner Brandon Testa. The Team will review Mr. Testa’s application (attached) and discuss his nomination at our April monthly meeting. Brandon Testa_letter of interest Brandon Testa-Business Rep application

New Land Use Committee Chair Our new Land Use Committee Chair is non-profit representative Mark Rogers. Land Use committee meetings will continue to be held on the first Tuesday of every month at 6:00 PM, but the location of the meetings has changed to the offices of The Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation Offices,  813 East 8th Street on…

ECCNPT 2.20.19 Agenda.

Reminder that at our next monthly meeting on January 17, 2017 at 6:00 PM in the Terrazas Library meeting room, the Leadership Team will be electing new officers and if applications are received for vacant sector seats, elections will also be held to fill those volunteer positions. Please join us for our meetings, we are…

We will hold a Special Meeting on Monday 11/13/2017, at 6:00 PM, to discuss to large development projects being proposed in our neighborhood. 1. Cielo development’s proposed 90 foot office building on 4th Street 2. Habitat for Humanity’s proposed 85 foot mixed-use development for 4th Street. Please join us if you are able, all are…

2017 Waller Creek Show Website

There is a community meeting tonight to discuss the request by Cielo Property Group to be allowed to build a 90 foot office building in the East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood. Monday September 18, 2017 Metz Recreation Center 6:30-7:45 PM Plaza Saltillo Changes

Several new development projects are being proposed for our neighborhood that will require altering or rewriting the development rules for the Plaza Saltillo Transit Oriented Development area (“Saltillo TOD”). This area runs roughly from East 7th Street to East 4th Street, and from I-35 to Chicon. Developers are asking to build taller and denser projects.…