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Got questions about settling into your new home? We’re here to help.
Getting Set Up – Utility Options
HOA Yay!
One of the things that makes Easton Park so special is our amazing Home Owners’ Association, who we refer to as the Community Life Team. They not only plan all our wonderful events, but they also set our community standards and maintain common areas and amenities.
Cohere handles the main association for Easton Park, which includes community management, homeowner concerns, lifestyle events, assessment payments, and billing. Please reach out to eastonpark@coherelife.com if you have any questions.
HOA dues for Easton Park are $64/month.
There are a few home types and neighborhoods that have additional dues. You can see them below, with their contact information.
Easton Park Master Community
$64/mo
$5/mo for JUAE (applicable to homes with shared driveways)
Managed by Cohere
Union Park East
Master dues + $36/mo = $100/mo
Managed by Cohere
Union Park West
Master dues + $36 = $100/mo
Managed by Cohere
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School time!
Students in Easton Park are served by the well-regarded Del Valle Independent School District.
Students attend:
Newton Collins Elementary
8100 Colton-Bluff Springs Rd.
Austin, TX 78744
(512) 386-3900
Ojeda Middle School
4900 McKinney Falls Pkwy.
Austin, TX 78744
(512) 386-3500
Del Valle High School
5201 Ross Rd.
Del Valle, TX 78617
(512) 386-3200
Taxes, MUDs, and More
The total tax rate at Easton Park varies between 2.532547% and 2.656747% with the following breakdown and depending on MUD district:
Austin Community College – 0.0986
Del Valle ISD – 1.0028
Pilot Knob MUD #3 – 0.8752
Pilot Knob MUD #4 – 0.95
Pilot Knob MUD #2 – 0.8258
Pilot Knob MUD #5 – 0.95
Travis Central Health – 0.100692
Travis County – 0.304655
Travis Country ESD #11 – 0.1000
Travis Country ESD #15 – 0.1000
Note: please verify with the Travis County Appraisal District as tax rates are subject to change: https://tax-office.traviscountytx.gov/about-us/reports-data/property-taxes.
While Easton is totally part of Austin, it is located in Austin’s Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) and within a Municipal Utility District (MUD) known as the Pilot Knob Municipal Utility Districts.
As cities grow and extend their physical boundaries, MUDs provide alternate ways for developers to finance infrastructure improvements such as water, sewer, drainage, and road facilities, without putting the burden of these costs on the city itself. Making these infrastructure investments allows Easton Park to become a meaningful part of the fabric of Austin and extend the footprint of the city.