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Community Registry Community Registry Association Name Association Category Aqua Verde Homeowners Association Neighborhood Association 2222 Coalition of Neighborhood Associations Inc. Other Coalition of Neighborhood Associations 45th St. Concerned Citizens Neighborhood Association Acres West Homeowners Assn. Neighborhood Association Advocates for Western Trails Neighborhood Association Agave Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association Airport Blvd. IBIZ District Other Coalition of locally-owned businesses Aldridge Place Local Historic District Board Other Local Historic District Board Alicante Townhomes Homeowners Association/Property Management Allandale Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association Anderson Mill Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association Angus Valley Area Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association Page 1 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Association Email Association Zip Code Organization Website 78746 president(at)2222cona.org 78726; 78730; 78731; 78750; www.2222CONA.org 78759 AdvocatesWT(at)gmail.com 78745-1618 WTNA.net agaveneighborhood(at)gmail.com 78724 agaveneighborhood.org 78751 www.AustinIBIZ.com aldridgeplacelhd(at)gmail.com 78730 78757. 78756. 78731 www.allandaleneighbor.com andersonmillna(at)gmail.com 78750 www.andersonmillna.com AngusValleyAreaNeighborhoodNA(at)gmail.com 78727 www.angusvalley.org/ Page 2 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Primary Contact Title (Mr., Planning ID # Primary Contact Name Ms.) 1731 Mr Hilton Puckett 425 Tom Smith 1194 Mr. Daniel King 2 Cindy Barron 1739 Jake Knobloch 1414 Mr Brian Thornton - ANA President 1797 Ms. Elizabeth Patrick 1740 Dr. Steven Tomlinson 1576 Joel Rothrock 3 Ms Diana Wheeler 281 Mr. Phillip Denney 4 Stacey Peterson Page 3 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Primary Contact Phone Primary Address 512-636-5468 4500 Bunny Run 720-272-1000 PO Box 28397 512-632-7724 2611 W. 45th St. 512-258-2142 13602 Caldwell Dr. 512-850-6056 4477 S. Lamar Blvd.Suite 580 PMB 12 512-579-6473 5312 Agatha Circle 512-441-2123 PO Box 49545 512-576-2760 3114 Wheeler Street 512-266-6771 11203 RR 2222 512-699-1848 P.O. Box 10886 512-925-2358 10300 Trogon Court 512-250-9570 12300 Audane Dr. Page 4 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Primary City Primary Contact Zipcode Austin 78746 Austin 78755 Austin 78731 Austin 78750 Austin 78745 Austin 78724 Austin 78765 Austin 78705 Austin 78730 Austin 78766 Austin 78750 Austin 78727 Page 5 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Primary Contact Email Primary Contact Office Held President president(at)2222cona.org President dan(at)digiclaim.com Interim Chair Biotx69(at)hotmail.com President WesternTrailsAdvocates(at)gmail.com Co- President President Dixie(at)IBuyAustin.com Executive Director AIBA steventomlinson(at)me.com Chair LHD Board Property Manager President denneytex(at)gmail.com President President Page 6 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secondary Contact Title (Mr., Ms.) Secondary Contact Name Tony Igelsias Donna Lund Norman Barker Ms. Seed Terranova KJ Bartosh Ms Amy Wright Ms. Marie Salisbury Rodger Barnes Page 7 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secondary Contact Phone 512-345-1776 512-565-8798 512-441-2123 512-689-3544 512-331-5428 Page 8 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secondary Contact Address Secondary City Austin PO Box 28397 Austin 2611 W. 45th St Austin Austin 6012 Florencia Ln. PO Box 49545 Austin 11203 RR 22221104 Austin P.O. Box 10886 Austin 10408 Wagon Gap Austin 12411 Deer Track Austin Page 9 of 492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secondary Contact Zipcode 78755 78731 78765 78734 78766 78750 78727 Page 10 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secondary Contact Email Secondary Contact Office Held Secretary Co-Presisident Seed(at)IBuyAustin.com IBIZ Districts Program Director AIBA Board President Vice President mds99(at)hotmail.com Treasurer Former President Page 11 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Last Number of Households Meeting Information Changed Date 82 As needed contact President 09/13/2018 12:00:00 AM 3000 The organization typically meets at River Place Country Club. The 04/17/2019 12:00:00 AM organization meets monthly or more frequently as necessary. We'll be meeting at 2611 W. 45th St. twice a year or as needed. Next 11/02/2018 12:00:00 AM meeting is in early December '12 to elect our officers. Thanks in advance. 28 As needed 08/05/2019 12:00:00 AM 300 04/30/2020 12:00:00 AM 467 Four times a year beginning in February on the second Saturday of the 01/15/2021 12:00:00 AM month at 5804 Toscana Ave. This is a merchants association. Meetings are open to district 04/26/2020 12:00:00 AM merchants only. 130 As needed to review applications for remodel and demolition. 04/29/2019 12:00:00 AM 154 Alicante Townhomes Clubhouse Dates TBD 09/16/2019 12:00:00 AM 4800 The Board of Directors meets the first Wednesday of every month 7:00- 05/30/2021 12:00:00 AM 9:00 p.m. at Northwest Recreation Center 2913 Northland Drive. General membership meetings are held in March and September. 3100 Quarterly 08/20/2021 12:00:00 AM 1244 One general meeting per year in the Fall. Board meets at least twice a 10/31/2019 Page 12 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Appaloosa Run Civic Association Neighborhood Association Armadillo Park Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Association Arroyo Doble Neighborhood Neighborhood Association Association of Concerned Querencians Other Non-profit Senior Living Community Austin City Lofts HOA Homeowners Association/Property Management Austin Great Hills Homeowners Assn. Inc. Homeowners Association/Property Management Austin Independent School District Education Austin Lost and Found Pets Civic Austin Mayan Collective Other Guatemalan Culture & Art Austin Neighborhoods Council Other NAs/HOAs throughout Austin area Austin's Colony HOA Inc. Homeowners Association/Property Management AustinRAMP Civic Avery Ranch Owners Association Inc Homeowners Association/Property Management Page 13 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry appaloosa.run.civic.assoc(at)gmail.com 78737 armadilloparkna(at)gmail.com 78745 armadilloparkna.wordpress.co m 78652 78735 aclhoaboard2021(at)gmail.com 78703 78759 www.greathills.org Stephanie(at)austinlostandfoundpets.org 78748 Austinlostandfoundpets.org 78752 admin(at)atxanc.org 78703 www.atxanc.org meliaodell(at)gmail.com 78725 pamcotx.com blytheinaustin(at)yahoo.com 78750 gethelp(at)averyranchhoa.com 78717 www.averyranchhoa.com Page 14 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry 1478 Crystal Fite 1468 Brian McGiverin 1377 Mrs. Amber Nunez 1597 Mr. Hendrick Mol 1812 Ms Connie Temple 413 Matt Cronk 742 Ms. Beth Wilson 1774 Ms Stephanie Martens 1782 Ms Julissa Gonzales 511 Mr. Justin Irving 1262 Ms. Melia O'Dell 1150 Sharon Blythe 690 Mr. Gary Wilks Page 15 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry 512-288-7962 8509 Appaloosa Run 512-366-2114 900 Austin Highlands Blvd. 512-576-7258 305 Bear Canyon Drive 512-948-6262 2500 Barton Creek Blvd. - Apt 2214 512-592-8039 800 W 5th St. #802 512-791-3500 P.O. Box 201412 512-414-9841 400 South IH-35 Frontage Road 512-786-0161 9300 Tea Rose Trail 504-616-9715 1707 Chicon St. 512-348-6530 P.O. Box 301975 512-826-6028 3704 Denehoe Cv 512-789-6152 9206 Brigadoon Cove 855-947-2636 14208 Marathon Rd .c/o GrandManors Page 16 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Austin 78737 Austin 78745 Manchaca 78652 Austin 78735 Austin 78703 Austin 78720 Austin 78704 Austin 78748 Austin 78702 Austin 78703 Austin 78725 Austin 78750 Austin 78717 Page 17 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Secretary President Neighborhood Program Coordinator Chairman HOA Board Director greathills.hoa(at)gmail.com President beth.wilson(at)austinisd.org Executive Director of Planning & Assets Mgmt. Executive Director julissagonzalescana(at)gmail.com co-founder president(at)atxanc.org President meliaodell(at)gmail.com President catherine573(at)yahoo.com Director president(at)averyranchhoa.com President HOA Page 18 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry Dennis Tingle Laura Bucaro Ms Nancy Kirwan Ms. Barbara McCarthur Catherine Bullock Ms. Alison Woss Page 19 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry 512-301-7769 512-656-0680 512-454-0207 512-619-5941 855-947-2636 Page 20 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry 8407 Appaloosa Run Austin 914 Austin Highlands Blvd. Austin 2500 Barton Creek Blvd. - Apt 3113 Austin Austin Austin Austin P.O. Box 301975 Austin 2910 Six Gun Trail Austin 14208 Marathon Rd. Austin Page 21 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry 78737 78745 78735 78703 78748 78717 Page 22 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry President Treasurer member vp1(at)atxanc.org Vice-President 1 Secreatary HOA Page 23 of492 10/05/2021 Community Registry year. Meeting dates time and locations are posted on website: 12:00:00 AM www.angusvalley.org 76 ARCA meets once a year or as needed. 08/02/2019 12:00:00 AM The APNA will hold member meetings at least quarterly. Check our 10/01/2019 12:00:00 AM website for details. 150 As needed 09/13/2018 12:00:00 AM 164 Querencia at Barton Creek variableas necessary TBD 08/23/2019 12:00:00 AM 82 Board meetings are held monthly (at) 800 W 5th St. Owners' meetings 02/01/2021 12:00:00 AM are held annually in April - location subject to change. 174 Annually at Great Hills Golf Club 12/04/2018 12:00:00 AM Twice a month at 1111 West 6th Street 09/27/2019 12:00:00 AM 1 Online daily plus prescheduled organization meetings 07/03/2019 12:00:00 AM Community meetings are scheduled at the end of each meeting for info 10/09/2019 12:00:00 AM visit the Facebook group: Guatemaltecos en Austin https://www.facebook.com/groups/427640864513038/?ref=br_rs 500000 7 - 9:00 p.m. 4th Wednesday of the month 721 Barton Springs Road 10/22/2019 12:00:00 AM 692 As of 3/9/2020 - Meets the 4th Thursday of every month (6:30pm) at 03/09/2020 12:00:00 AM Santa Barbara Catholic Church.
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