County drivers will see road money shifted to paving and equipment, while residents in unincorporated Comal County face an outdoor burn ban starting Friday.
A proposed phase-in would cut the first-year road fee for qualifying new Area 2 homes by $3,442. Developers would pay less upfront; the city would collect less per permit for growth-related roads.
Schertz approved a $29,000 design increase for Lookout Road, moving the planned intersection alignment and sewer work forward for drivers and future service needs.
Drivers using Randolph Air Force Base’s south gate are next in line for a road redesign as Schertz raises its design authority to $3.5 million; construction remains a later step.
Residents near FM 1518 now face three separate zoning proposals after planning commissioners recommended changes for tracts of about 21 acres, 8 acres and 0.4 acre.
A city report says about $287,151 in District 1 road fees was spent after an applicable ten-year deadline. Fee payers and drivers now have a concrete question about the project trail.
A guide for Comal County drivers to reporting road problems through TxDOT, the county or New Braunfels, starting with the county’s mapped road-issue request.
Residents can weigh in on a possible Johnson Way improvements election Thursday, while Comal ISD trustees consider the next construction price for Elementary School 21.
Residents and businesses along US 281 can review TxDOT’s proposed six-lane freeway now and comment by Nov. 25; the draft identifies nine businesses that could be displaced.
Taxpayers could see $135,000 moved into recurring backup contracts; residents can also follow road funding, development requests and a Johnson Way hearing at the Oct. 22 meeting.
Bulverde drivers face changed city-street speed limits after council adopted two ordinances; residents also gained approval for up to $7,000 in community park equipment.
Residents now have a state filing to inspect for a proposed $1.7 million flex-space project along FM 2252; the record does not establish that construction has begun.
Residents near FM 1518 and Maske Road face a possible change in residential zoning after the planning board recommended approval; City Council decides next.
Drivers near the Weir Road crossing could see the repair project move toward design if Schertz approves a $147,575 engineering agreement Oct. 20; construction is a separate step.
WCID No. 6 property taxpayers now face a 2026 rate of 85 cents per $100 of taxable value. Debt service takes 76 cents; district records split that portion between utility and road debt.
Comal ISD families have a clearer site plan after county commissioners approved the Elementary #22 plat and South Cranesmill Road right-of-way dedication.
Johnson Way residents now have a formal path toward county maintenance of the road’s private middle section. Repairs are estimated at $175,000, with a developer payment tied to later acceptance.
2 min read · Process authorized; acceptance pending
Residents can now review proposed changes to South Kowald and Conrads lanes, including turn lanes and pedestrian improvements, at an Oct. 22 open house.
2 min read · Open house scheduled; plans preliminary
Drivers could see a proposed lower speed limit in Bulverde, while Schertz residents can track proposed water-main work and fee changes at Tuesday’s council meeting.
A Comal.News model puts the one-time road-fee ceiling for a new home at about $5,005 to $14,622, depending on its service area. Council's next rate decision will determine what new-home projects pay.
3 min read · Draft fee ceilings; council hearings scheduled
Residents can weigh in next on a proposed lower Lake Front area speed limit, while council considers road design, airport funding and other city business.
Schertz residents now have three FM 1518 rezoning recommendations to track, including a proposed rental community; City Council must decide whether to approve the zoning changes.
3 min read · Commission recommendations verified; council decisions ahead
Fair Oaks Ranch residents now have corrected minutes identifying who moved the advisory appointments; a $2.552 million crossing proposal and food-vendor changes remain subjects for further action.
4 min read · Recorded actions verified; workshop follow-up pending
Two proposed ordinances would lower Bulverde’s general city-street maximum from 35 to 30 mph and set a 25 mph limit on public streets in Edgebrook. Council will also consider park requests and committee assignments Oct. 13.
Commissioners approved $1.06 million in claims, accepted two sets of subdivision roads for county maintenance and authorized a notice concerning up to $25.575 million in debt.
New Braunfels has 57 Flock cameras, 47 working. Its police chief says public roads carry no expectation of privacy; the law of long-term tracking is less simple.
A landowner seeks industrial zoning for a Dawn View Acres tract, with a livestock-show-supply facility proposed. Residents can speak at Thursday’s Planning and Zoning Commission hearing.
The advisory board will discuss proposed rules for pedicabs, shuttles and horse-drawn carriages, and consider a Walnut Heights traffic-calming recommendation.
A four-acre concept near Elkhorn Ridge seeks two changes to Fair Oaks Ranch's development rules. Commissioners will give early feedback Oct. 8; formal hearings would come later.
A Walnut Heights petition met the city's signature rule, but measured speed and traffic volume did not meet its calming tests. The neighborhood's appeal is set for Oct. 8.
A Walnut Heights petition cleared the signature test, but city traffic counts missed the thresholds for speed humps. Residents' appeal reaches the transportation board Oct. 8.
Selma residents can weigh in on a proposed tax-abatement zone before council considers it Oct. 8. A 10.492-acre Lookout Road plat and equipment donation are also listed.
A newly posted staff report backs commercial-office zoning at 1283 Highway 46 South. The applicant wants a counseling office, while the proposed district permits more uses.
A 0.40-acre zoning request near FM 1518 and Schaefer Road would complete a General Business tract for a proposed restaurant and bakery, with a detailed traffic study still ahead if development proceeds.
A council vote moves roughly 130 acres near Hunter Road toward public trail access, with New Braunfels responsible for construction, maintenance, utilities, insurance and improvements.
A council vote clears the TxDOT agreement for a shared-use path from Gruene Road to FM 306, with New Braunfels carrying an estimated $728,600 share and all overruns.
Council approved a citywide bicycle and pedestrian plan, lowered residential Lake Front-area speeds and postponed the Rueckle Road manufactured-home request until Oct. 26.
A New Braunfels permit review found three permits had been issued before the city concluded the property's grandfathered manufactured-home use had expired.
A 5-4 Planning Commission recommendation narrows a request to restore manufactured-home use at Sun Retreats Texas Hill Country before Monday’s City Council hearing.
2 min read · Proposed — public hearing Monday
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