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Bulverde to hear proposal for industrial zoning near FM 1863

Residents near Dawn View Acres Lot 4, about 175 feet southwest of FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way, can speak Monday before Bulverde decides whether to change its residential zoning to industrial.

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Bulverde City Council is scheduled to consider rezoning Dawn View Acres Lot 4 from R-2 residential to I-1 industrial on Nov. 9.

The lot is described in the posted agenda as about 175 feet southwest of FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way. Council will also consider a corresponding change to the Sunrise 2050 future-land-use map. Both are pending proposals, and the zoning request is set for a public hearing.

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Nov. 9 council agendaProposed zoning and land-use changes
The council will consider a proposed R-2 residential to I-1 industrial rezoning at Dawn View Acres Lot 4, about 175 feet southwest of FM 1863 and Roadrunner Way.
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The posted agenda places the proposed rezoning and an associated future-land-use change before council; neither is a recorded decision.

For nearby residents, the proposed change would replace the lot’s residential zoning with an industrial designation if approved. The council’s decision on the map would address the same property through the city’s longer-range land-use plan. A reader following either item should watch both: they concern the same lot, but they are separate proposed actions.

Two decisions about one lot

The current zoning listed for Dawn View Acres Lot 4 is R-2 residential. Council’s first land-use question is whether to change that zoning to I-1 industrial. Its second is whether to amend the Sunrise 2050 future-land-use map for the lot. The posted agenda identifies the location and proposed classifications; it does not establish what council will decide. The public hearing gives residents a chance to address the zoning request before council acts.

The council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the rezoning request and consider the associated future-land-use map change. A zoning decision and a plan-map decision should be checked separately in the meeting record afterward. An approval of one should not be assumed to settle the other.

Street work, animal control and other services

Council is scheduled to consider a 2027 Street Maintenance Plan. That item matters to drivers and residents who use city streets, but the agenda listing alone does not identify which streets would receive work or when. The proposal’s scope, funding and any amendments will matter more than the plan’s title when the city records its decision.

Council is also scheduled to consider renewing its animal-control agreement with Comal County. A renewal could affect how that service is provided, though the agenda listing does not supply the contract terms. The meeting record and agreement would show whether council renews it and on what terms.

Other listed business includes possible action on Flock cameras and the scope of an Infrastructure Committee. The camera item could affect the city’s public-safety equipment; the committee item concerns how infrastructure questions are assigned for future work. The agenda does not state a decision on either. Council is also scheduled to consider renewing a hotel conference center lease.

Staffing, regional dues and the consent agenda

A separate proposal would create an Assistant City Manager/City Secretary position and amend the city budget. The position and amendment are paired on the agenda, but the listing is a request for council action, not proof that the job or spending has been approved. Council is also scheduled to consider Hill Country Mayors Alliance membership and dues.

The consent agenda includes the Oct. 13, Oct. 27 and Oct. 28 meeting minutes. The consent agenda also lists a proposed $350,000 Comal Appraisal District purchase of 923 S. Castell Ave. Because those items appear on the consent agenda, readers should check the eventual motion for what the council handled together, removed for separate consideration or changed. The listing itself records no vote on the purchase.

Presentations and reports are also scheduled: a Senior Citizens Month proclamation, updates from police, finance, public works and parks, and committee reports. Council has a community-interest report period near the end of the meeting. Those entries provide context for the evening but do not, by themselves, establish a new ordinance, contract or service change.

How to participate and check the outcome

Bulverde City Council is scheduled to meet Nov. 9, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber, 30360 Cougar Bend. The posted meeting information says people may speak on posted items when those items are considered by using the speaker register, with a three-minute limit; a general public-comment period follows the regular items. Anyone planning to address the rezoning should use the item-specific public hearing and check the city’s meeting instructions before arriving.

After the meeting, the decisive record will be the council’s recorded action on each proposal, including any amendments or deferrals. Readers can use the city’s Nov. 9 agenda to match the Dawn View Acres zoning and plan-map items, the street plan and the animal-control agreement to the later minutes or recording. Until that record is available, these remain scheduled choices.

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