A property at 941 Lee Street could receive a 10-year historic rehabilitation tax incentive under an ordinance scheduled for a second and final reading before New Braunfels City Council on Monday.
The agenda identifies the property as a locally designated historic landmark and names Pamela Johnson as the requester. Approval would settle whether the city grants the decade-long incentive.
The preserved meeting record does not state the incentive’s value, the rehabilitation work covered or the projected effect on city revenue. Those omissions leave residents without enough information to measure the public cost against the proposed preservation work.
When the Vote Is Scheduled
Council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Aug. 10 in the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting page labels the agenda final, while minutes and action results remain unavailable.
The council’s vote record and any signed ordinance should show whether the incentive took effect and disclose the conditions attached to it.