Lakeway MUD (LMUD) just sent out an e-mail with the following details regarding their proposed public sewer system for Old Lakeway: SURVEY SEEKING HOMEOWNER INTEREST IN THE INSTALLATION OF A PUBLIC SEWER SYSTEM IN THE OLD LAKEWAY NEIGHBORHOOD SURVEY PROPOSAL: The Board of Directors of Lakeway MUD (LMUD), the current provider of potable … Continued
Now available: t-shirts, hats and insulated drink tumblers, all emblazoned with the official Old Lakeway logo. This is a great opportunity to: Show your pride in our neighborhood Raise a little money for future Project efforts Support a local Old Lakeway business The Old Lakeway Project has worked with Eduardo Diaz, the owner of Old … Continued
At the June 19th Lakeway City Council meeting, we took a big step towards creating Lakeway’s first official neighborhood, and to making the oldest part of Lakeway, clearly defined as “Old Lakeway”. As part of the Lakeway 300 Project, we have been discussing for many months at our public group meetings, on the Project … Continued
Old Lakeway is geographically defined as the first 17 Sections, and first 1,000 acres developed by Lakeway Land Company. Within that area, were built the first 300 homes, prior to April 1971 when the Lakeway Land Co. sold their interests in Lakeway. Here are most of those original 17 Section maps, showing the streets and … Continued
We have set up a group on the Nextdoor website. Think of it as our social media page to encourage conversation about the project among neighbors. We will still be posting all updates to this website, but also to Nextdoor so that you can engage in conversation about it. Here is the link to the group: https://lakewaytexas.nextdoor.com/groups/16010036 … Continued
Lakeway’s trees are one of the area’s special assets that the city has done a great job of planning development around them. They not only provide a serene environments to residents, but much needed shade during long, summer months! Lakeway residents are responsible for the maintenance of any trees on their property, however, be sure … Continued
The issue of “view” is important for most, if not all of us in “Old Lakeway.” Whether you are one of those fortunate to have a view of the lake, a canyon, or green space, many homes in “Old Lakeway” have views that are beautiful and worth protecting. For those of you who have attended … Continued
One of the mysteries we have been working on for several months, is: “what happened to the first custom home in Lakeway, 104 Highlander?” With the help of Lakeway 300 resident David Crutcher, who has access to historical title records, the mystery is solved. Thanks David! A little historical background: The developers of Lakeway … Continued
This map shows the “Old Lakeway” neighborhood. The highlighted streets are based on the developed areas completed during Sections 1 through 17 of Lakeway during the Lakeway Land Company period (pre-April 1971). This will be helpful to determine if your home is located in the “Old Lakeway” neighborhood. You can also view original section maps … Continued
We have obtained a list of addresses from the 1971 Lakeway phone book. This is a piece of information that would give evidence if your home was built prior to April 1971 and is in-fact one of the first 300 homes in Lakeway. However, if your address is not listed, it does not mean it is … Continued