Texas registered the Dry Comal Creek Shared Use Path as a new-construction accessibility project on Oct. 30, with an estimated cost of $2,034,935. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation lists the filing under project number TABS2027004807.
Residents can now inspect a state filing for the proposed shared-use path, but the registration does not establish that construction has begun. The available project record places it in Comal County and names Dry Comal Creek; it does not specify a route or endpoints.
From the source record
This record was normalized by the Comal.News collector from the official public search result; the fields below are what that record states.Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation ↗
The filing lists March 1, 2026, as an estimated start and March 1, 2027, as an estimated end. The listed start predates the Oct. 30 registration, so those estimates should not be read as confirmation of work on the ground. The stated scope is “Dry Comal Creek Shared Use Path,” without a more detailed construction description in this filing.
The next useful check is whether a later project or local construction record identifies the path’s route and updates its schedule. Readers can use the TDLR project page to check the registration status and listed estimates as that state record changes.