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The week ahead: Downtown grants, development rules and flood warnings

Next week, residents can follow proposed changes to downtown grants, development rules, animal services and county flood warnings at meetings Monday through Thursday.

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Four meetings scheduled from Oct. 26 through Oct. 29 put downtown grant rules, Bulverde development rules, animal services and county road and flood proposals before local bodies.

Residents and businesses affected by those services and rules can follow the proposals before any outcome is established. The four records describe scheduled business; they do not establish decisions on these proposals.

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Four posted local government meetings, Oct. 26–29, 2026.Dates and topics come from the linked official agendas.

Monday: Downtown grants in New Braunfels

New Braunfels’ Reinvestment Zone No. 3, the Downtown TIRZ, is scheduled to meet Monday, Oct. 26, at 11 a.m. in City Hall’s Tejas Room. Its posted business includes consideration of grant rules. Applicants and downtown businesses can use the official Downtown TIRZ agenda to follow the proposed rules and the board’s next action.

Tuesday: Development rules in Bulverde

Bulverde City Council’s Oct. 27 agenda includes development-rule consideration. The proposal could matter to residents and property owners where the rules would apply. The posted Bulverde council agenda is the primary record for the meeting and its participation details; the proposal should be treated as pending until an outcome is documented.

Wednesday: Animal services in New Braunfels

The New Braunfels Animal Services Advisory Board is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 3 p.m. in City Hall’s Council Chambers. Its agenda places trap-neuter-return up for discussion. Residents following the city’s approach to community cats can inspect the Animal Services Advisory Board agenda; the listing establishes a discussion, not a new policy.

Thursday: Roads, warnings and land selection at Commissioners Court

Comal County Commissioners Court’s agenda lists a Thursday, Oct. 29, meeting at 8:30 a.m. Road matters, flood-warning proposals and land selection are among the business to watch. Those subjects could affect drivers, flood preparedness and the county’s use of land. The Commissioners Court agenda is the route to the listed proposals and meeting details; later minutes or another official outcome record will show what the court actually does.

The next verification point is each body’s official outcome record after its scheduled meeting. Readers can start with the linked agendas for the current proposals, then check the corresponding minutes or action records for decisions.

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