Rob Roy on the Creek Frequently Asked Questions.

Why isn't there a traffic light at Beardsley Lane and Bee Caves Road?
A study was undertaken in January, 2006 by the Texas Department of Transportation. At that time, the traffic at the intersection was approximately 70% of the volume necessary to warrant a traffic signal. However, engineers also studied the downhill grades approaching the intersection on Bee Caves. They determined that a traffic light would actually increase the likelihood of accidents, as cars approaching stopped vehicles would not themselves have adequate stopping distance. The possibility of a traffic light being installed at this intersection is therefore slim.

Where can I obtain a copy of the neighborhood Covenants, Bylaws and Restrictions?
Download it by clicking here, or request it from Beck and Company by clicking here or calling (512) 471-1551.

Can I subdivide my RROTC lot?
Subdivision of a lot is subject first to RROTC HOA Architectural Committee approval, then by the civil authorities. Research by the board into the latter process revealed that if a lot is subdivided, it would be subject to a re-plat by the City of Austin and to subsequently much stricter guidelines commensurate with the Critical Water Zones ordinances of Barton Creek. Consequently, there are few, if any, RROTC lots that would be able to be subdivided and then actually built upon pursuant to the neighborhood's building guidelines.

I want to add a pool and fence [or other buiding project] - do I need permission for improvements?
Yes, per the Covenants, approval of the Architectural Committee is required for such projects. See the architectural control webpage.

How do I contact the RROTC Homeowners Association?
Click here; complete and send the Contact Form.