The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) conducted a public meeting on Monday, June 25 at Canyon High School in New Braunfels, announcing to the public their intent to study the possibility of an Outer Loop for the city of New Braunfels and request input and information from locals on the proposed loop. [more]
On their half-acre of land in northwest Comal County, Lee Byrd and his family relish in the simple things provided by the peaceful country setting: riding bicycles, sitting outside talking and star gazing in evening.
Byrd, 44, purchased his property on Hoffman Lane, just west of Farm-to-Market 1102, to avoid noise from the city that he said would impede on his family's ability to enjoy the country atmosphere. That was 16 years ago, and Byrd admits that he knew the "city would one day come out my way." [more]
New Braunfels — About 300 people, many worried that their homes could be in the way of a proposed outer loop around this city, got their chance to give their input to Texas Department of Transportation officials Wednesday. [more]
When Judy Chantos pulled a glossy flyer out of her mailbox nearly two weeks ago, her stomach sank when she digested the contents: a map of the city and surrounding area encircled by a yellow band.
The mailer was sent by San Antonio-based consulting firm R.J. Rivera, which has been contracted by the Texas Department of Transportation to conduct a study for the possible construction of an outer loop around New Braunfels. [more]
NEW BRAUNFELS – Wednesday, June 27, 2007, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) held a second public meeting in a series of two identical public meetings regarding the New Braunfels Outer Loop Study. The first public meeting was held at Canyon High School, Monday, June 25, 2007 and was attended by 247 residents. The second public meeting was held at Hoffmann Lane Elementary School and was attended by more than 343 area residents. [more]
The second public meeting for the New Braunfels Outer Loop Study will take place at 6 p.m. at Hoffmann Lane Elementary School.
The first meeting, which primarily focused on the east side of Interstate 35, attracted nearly 300 residents from Comal and Guadalupe counties.
Wednesday's meeting will focus primarily on the possible construction of the project on the west side of I-35, although booths and information about the project on the east side of I-35 will available, too. [more]
The first of two public meetings on the New Braunfels Outer Loop Study drew mixed — and at times emotional — reactions from nearly 300 Comal and Guadalupe county residents Monday night.
The Texas Department of Transportation and a San Antonio-based consulting firm are sponsoring two identical meetings to gather information for the necessary planning and analysis needed to identify a corridor for the possible development of a New Braunfels Outer Loop. [more]
NEW BRAUNFELS – Monday, June 25, 2007, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) held the first public meeting in a series of two identical public meetings regarding the New Braunfels Outer Loop Study. The public meeting was attended by more than 200 area residents at Canyon High School. [more]
The NBOL Study Group just released a PowerPoint presentation for the upcoming meeting as PDF file. You can view or download it below.
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The first of two public meetings for the New Braunfels Outer Loop study will take place at
6 p.m. Monday at Canyon High School.
The Texas Department of Transportation and a San Antonio-based consulting firm are sponsoring the meetings to conduct the necessary planning and analysis needed to identify a corridor for the possible development of a New Braunfels Outer Loop. [more]
