CURRENT PROJECTS

In December 2008, the Reagan Parmer Corridor Association in partnership with the City of Leander are joining forces with Bury+Partners to create the Reagan Phased Utility Plan. This plan will provide options for phased water and wastewater lines for the area north of CR179 to Hwy 29 and 183A to the eastern border of Leander's ETJ. It will also provide pro-rata costs for the participating landowners as well as finance/reimbursement options for developers.

The RPCA has been pursuing utilities in the corridor and this is the first major step towards accomplishing that goal. This plan should be complete by midyear.

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Founding Principles
The Reagan Parmer Corridor Association (RPCA) is a NON-PROFIT organization formed in 2007. Property owners currently representing over 2,700 acres, business interests and community leaders were concerned that growth in residential and commercial areas in western Williamson County should be accompanied by commensurate growth in infrastructure.

The RPCA  is dedicated to promoting quality infrastructure - roads, schools, water, waste water, flood control by developing appropriate tools to plan, fund and deliver these systems to the ever growing region.

Our goals are to aggressively pursue public policies that enhance quality of life and growth while promoting economic development in one of the fastest growing areas in central Texas.

UPCOMING MEETINGS

Friday July 17, 2009 at 1pm
Meetings are typically held on the
3rd Friday of the month.

Board meetings are held at 12:30pm on the
 above dates and is open to RPCA Members.

** MEETING LOCATION **
Reunion Square
1815 South Hwy 183, Suite 205
Leander, Texas
(1 block south of Crystal Falls Parkway on the west side of Hwy 183 - Suite 205 is located on the second floor far left side of the building)

Contact Joseph Greene with any questions.
512.423.6001

Current Actions
* Fund an Economic Plan for the corridor to 
   better target future employers, commercial
   and residential developments
* Work together with landowners, developers
   and the City to get water, waste water, and
   electricity to the corridor
* Work together with landowners, developers,
   City and County to realign and improve the 
   safety of FM 2243