A separate hearing concerns proposed changes to the Sunrise 2050 Future Land Use Plan designation for the same lot. Council may act on the rezoning and land-use requests after the hearings on Nov. 9. Residents following the site should track the two decisions separately: a vote on one proposal would not, by itself, establish the disposition of the other.
Cameras, streets and public services
Council may take action on Flock camera operations. Council may approve a 2027 Street Maintenance Plan. Those entries identify the subjects scheduled for possible action; the posted agenda does not establish the camera terms or identify individual street projects. Residents looking for those details can use the Nov. 9 agenda to identify the items and check the subsequent council record for any adopted terms.
Council may approve a Comal County animal control interlocal agreement. It may also renew an LHSH hotel conference center lease. Both are scheduled as separate possible actions, so the final record should be checked for each item's disposition.
Property purchase and city administration
A proposed resolution would approve the Comal Appraisal District board's $350,000 purchase of 923 S. Castell Ave. in New Braunfels. That figure is the proposed property purchase price, not a stated new Bulverde household charge. The resolution is listed separately from the land-use and city service proposals.
Council may create an assistant city manager/city secretary position with a budget amendment. It may also authorize participation in the Hill Country Mayors Alliance, including dues and expenses. An infrastructure committee scope and deliverables are scheduled for discussion, giving council another opportunity to define what work it wants that committee to do.
Other business and how to participate
The council is scheduled to consider the Oct. 13, Oct. 27 and Oct. 28 meeting minutes. Earlier on the agenda are a Senior Citizens Month proclamation; October police and public works reports; monthly finance and parks board reports; and updates from the legislative and comprehensive plan council committees. Officials and staff may give community-interest reports before adjournment. These entries provide context for the meeting, but the pending decisions are the separately listed action items and hearings.
Bulverde City Council meets Nov. 9, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber, 30360 Cougar Bend; residents who want to speak on a posted item must complete the speaker register before the meeting, and presentations are limited to three minutes. The agenda places general public comments after the regular business items. It also gives the City Secretary's number, 830-380-0003, for accommodation requests made at least 48 hours in advance.
The next verification point is the council's Nov. 9 meeting record: minutes or a reviewed recording would establish which proposals passed, changed or did not advance. Readers can consult the posted agenda for the exact item order, hearing subjects and participation instructions before attending.
