Texas licensing records mark accessibility review complete for the FastSigns NB new-construction project.
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record lists an estimated cost of $365,695 for the project, filed Oct. 19. That is a recorded review milestone for a proposed project, rather than evidence that a storefront has opened.
From the source record
Note: a TDLR architectural-barriers registration is a state accessibility review, not a local building permit, and does not show that construction has started.Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation project record, as preserved in the evidence catalog ↗
Residents tracking development in New Braunfels now have a state-recorded project milestone and estimated construction dates to check against later filings. The entry names the project FastSigns NB, describes its filed scope as “FastSigns NB — Fast Signs,” and classifies it as new construction. Those labels describe the state filing; they do not establish that construction is underway.
The record gives April 30, 2027, as the estimated start and May 31, 2027, as the estimated end. Both dates are estimates, so they are useful checkpoints rather than a construction schedule residents should treat as final. The recorded status is specifically “Review Complete” for the state accessibility review.
The next useful check is whether a later official filing changes those dates or documents another project step. Readers can use the project number TABS2027003881 on the state project page to inspect the accessibility record. A local building permit or construction start would require its own supporting record.