City of Austin : City Council, District 1
But I don’t support growth because there are no checks and balances, it’s ruining our environment, and it’s displacing our …
Mitrah Elizabeth Avini
This is a very complicated issue, and while I do believe that growth should pay for itself, I do believe …
Natasha Harper-Madison
I believe in smart and innovative growth. Sometimes it may require a public/private partnership and sometimes it may not. We …
Reedy Macque Spigner III
City of Austin : City Council, District 3
If developers don’t pay their share of fees to the city, then those fees fall upon tax payers. Increased property …
Susana Almanza
I don’t want to subsidize the profits for anyone at the expense of our city’s limited resources. However, I think …
Justin Jacobson
Absolutely, growth needs to pay for itself. This is felt in many ways because when we talk about the types …
James Valadez
City of Austin : City Council, District 8
As a policy advisor for Council Member Morrison, I helped push for increases in our development impact fees and other …
Bobby Levinski
City of Austin : City Council, District 9
Making growth pay for itself and having a united front among voters and local businesses sounds AWESOME. But I don’t …
Linda O’Neal
Every candidate is running on affordability. City politicians are happy to run off a list of things that they are …
Linda O’Neal
Rating: 6 Water impact fees make sense because they are focused on building a sustainable future for our city. I do …
Danielle Skidmore
I sponsored the resolution for full cost recovery for Austin Energy fees (at the suggestion of former Commissioner Shudde Fath), …
