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In an example of compromise between a landowner, neighbors and city officials, New Braunfels City Council members last week unanimously gave initial approval to a proposed rezoning request that changes

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday finalized the 2022 street maintenance project list.

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday are expected to consider items related to the Solms Landing Public Improvement District.

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday gave initial approval to an item restricting parking around the landscaped islands that lie on the outside edges of the city’s Main Plaza. Public Works Director Greg Malatek told council members that the city’s Parks and Recreation Department requested the restriction around the landscaped islands, as vehicles have been obstructing the flow of traffic and preventing Parks Department employees from accessing the landscaping and downtown publ...

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday are expected to consider an ordinance amendment that would restrict parking around the landscaped islands that lie on the outside edges of the city’s Main Plaza. According to city officials, the Parks and Recreation Department has made a request to restrict parking around those landscaped islands.  The problem has been especially evident on the west side of Main Plaza, according to officials, where vehicles have obstructed the flow of traffic...

New Braunfels City Council members last week gave an initial OK to an ordinance defining efficiency and studio apartments and identifying vehicle parking standards for those types of housing units. Jean Drew, the city’s assistant planning director, told council members city staff had identified a need to determine an appropriate parking standard for efficiency and studio apartments that consist of one common room for living, with a separate room allowed only for the bathroom. “Over th...

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday will consider an ordinance revision that would define efficiency and studio apartments and identify vehicle parking standards for those types of housing units.

New Braunfels City Council members on Monday are expected to discuss and consider a recommendation by the New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation approving an expenditure of up to $400,000 to Frantic Holdings, LLC for a project that would bring high-speed broadband infrastructure and services to commercial customers in downtown and other areas of the city. As part of an effort to increase broadband availability, the EDC in May 2020 contracted with Alk Development Services to oversee the ...