Kali Bramble

Austin

Freelance Writer at Austin Monitor

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As Acacia Cliffs rezoning is approved, Critics say Council has sold out on its affordability commitments - Austin Monitor

2 weeks ago | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Thursday, June 12, 2025 by Kali Bramble The zoning reforms that have come to define our City Council are having a moment in the spotlight, earning shout outs from Vice President J.D. Vance and New York Times bestseller Ezra Klein, whose recent book Abundance presents an approach that will be familiar to most Austinites–tweaking land use code alongside market-based incentives as a way out of our affordable housing crisis.
From 11th street and beyond, Rally Austin is blazing trails to keep the city's arts scene alive - Austin Monitor

1 month ago | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Monday, May 12, 2025 by Kali Bramble Plans to revitalize two acres of city-owned land on East 11th Street are finally materializing, as Austin’s Economic Development Corporation makes moves to get brand new mixed-use developments up and running by 2028.
Austin Independent School district buys more time for plan to address Dobie Middle School, but prepares for seismic shifts - Austin Monitor

1 month ago | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Wednesday, April 30, 2025 by Kali Bramble After years of deferrals and litigation, new state mandates for public school performance are finally catching up to Austin Independent School District, leaving hundreds of its children, teachers, and administrators unsure if they will have a school to return to come August. Dobie Middle School, a Title 1 campus on East Rundberg Lane, faces an uncertain future after the school’s rating for 2023 was made official last week.
Resource Management Commission asks for audit of Austin Energy district cooling system - Austin Monitor

2 months ago | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Thursday, April 24, 2025 by Kali Bramble Austin Energy may soon be on the hook to set the record straight on its District Energy & Cooling System, as a proposal from the city’s Resource Management Commission to conduct an audit on its finances makes its way to City Council. The resolution, brought forward by Commissioner Paul Robbins, comes after the utility proposed selling the system to a third party last July.
Facing displacement, Acacia Cliffs apartment tenants mobilize at City Hall - Austin Monitor

2 months ago | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Wednesday, April 16, 2025 by Kali Bramble Plans to redevelop an apartment complex in Northwest Austin are off to a rocky start, drawing a crowd to City Hall last week with demands for more concessions to displaced tenants. Acacia Cliffs residents and their neighbors took to the podium on Thursday to request time for more robust negotiations with owner Price Realty Corporation, which is angling to rezone the site to construct a brand-new, seven-story apartment building.
$1 billion expansion of wastewater treatment plant poised to break ground - Austin Monitor

Mar 28, 2025 | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Friday, March 28, 2025 by Kali Bramble With a major expansion on the horizon for Austin’s Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, Mayor Kirk Watson is working with city staff to ensure the $1 billion project goes off without a hitch. The project, which City Council approved last May, would expand the site’s processing capacity from 75 million to 100 million gallons of water per day, while replacing aging equipment, updating treatment processes, and improving flood resilience.
Historic survey of downtown Austin nears completion - Austin Monitor

Mar 21, 2025 | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Friday, March 21, 2025 by Kali Bramble Austin’s Preservation Office is poised to complete its Historic Resources Survey of the downtown area by the end of the year, wrapping up years of work documenting sites of cultural interest. Preservation Office Planner Sofia Wagner met with Historic Landmark Commission members earlier this month for a progress update on the project, which to date has profiled 1,964 properties built before 1980.
Plans to demolish Highland Park home with links to Commodore Perry faces backlash from neighbors - Austin Monitor

Mar 12, 2025 | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Wednesday, March 12, 2025 by Kali Bramble The owners of a West Austin property formerly home to the grandson of Edgar Howard “Commodore” Perry may find their plans to make way for new construction prove more challenging than expected. Last week, the Historic Landmark Commission voted unanimously to postpone the request to demolish the midcentury modern residence, which owners claim would take cost-prohibitive measures to be preserved.
Incentives for customer-owned batteries among new programs in Austin Energy’s pipeline - Austin Monitor

Feb 25, 2025 | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Tuesday, February 25, 2025 by Kali Bramble After ending last year with a successful vote for its Climate Protection Plan at City Council, Austin Energy is taking no breaks to celebrate, moving right ahead with plans to make good on its promises for a more sustainable and resilient power grid.
Burnet Middle School on track for head-to-toe modernization project - Austin Monitor

Feb 18, 2025 | austinmonitor.com | Kali Bramble

Tuesday, February 18, 2025 by Kali Bramble A major glow-up is on the horizon for Burnet Middle School, with plans for a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility poised to break ground this summer. The Historic Landmark Commission got a rundown on the $158 million project last week when a permit to demolish the school’s existing digs in North Central Austin made its way to their agenda.

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Kali Bramble

Articles

As Acacia Cliffs rezoning is approved, Critics say Council has sold out on its affordability commitments - Austin Monitor

From 11th street and beyond, Rally Austin is blazing trails to keep the city's arts scene alive - Austin Monitor

Austin Independent School district buys more time for plan to address Dobie Middle School, but prepares for seismic shifts - Austin Monitor

Resource Management Commission asks for audit of Austin Energy district cooling system - Austin Monitor

Facing displacement, Acacia Cliffs apartment tenants mobilize at City Hall - Austin Monitor

$1 billion expansion of wastewater treatment plant poised to break ground - Austin Monitor

Historic survey of downtown Austin nears completion - Austin Monitor

Plans to demolish Highland Park home with links to Commodore Perry faces backlash from neighbors - Austin Monitor

Incentives for customer-owned batteries among new programs in Austin Energy’s pipeline - Austin Monitor

Burnet Middle School on track for head-to-toe modernization project - Austin Monitor

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