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Search first-party records from the databases behind Zabalist and Austin Texas Things. Start with a ZIP, project name or street.
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4 records shown · Up to 24 most recently registered matches per search. Commercial interiors, renovations and new construction can all appear. Registrations are not building permits or available homes.
1705 S Quinlan Park Rd, Austin, TX 78732 · ZIP 78732
Scope of work is limited to design of a new 2-story dock and connecting bridge to the building from the second level level of the dock to the second level of the building. Scope includes new ADA ramping and lift. Square footage of total dock is
TABS2026021755 · Check the source filing and current status on Zabalist.
4501 Ranch Rd 620 N, Austin, TX 78732, Austin, TX 78732 · ZIP 78732
New Fleet Services building (27 vehicle bays, supporting office space) 36020 SF, New pole barn (vehicle storage) 5055 SF
TABS2026001695 · Check the source filing and current status on Zabalist.
Site-plan applications in 78732
6 applications shown · Up to 24 most recent matches per search. Search matches application names and descriptions. An application is a proposal, not proof of approved or completed construction.
Awaiting UpdateApplied Jun 8, 2026
4609 RR 620 Multifamily
The applicant is proposing demo of existing fences along with associated improvements.
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Austin Health Inspections — City of Austin Food Establishments. Last database sync reported: Sep 11, 2026. Source synced within the last 7 days. Inspection aggregates are from the dated saved snapshot.
TABS State Projects — All 254 Texas Counties. Last database sync reported: Sep 13, 2026. Source synced within the last 7 days.
Austin Site Plans — City of Austin Development Applications. Last database sync reported: Sep 13, 2026. Source synced within the last 7 days.
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