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Three Filings Name F45, a Retail Shell and Circle K

The city lists all three records as submitted, with separate scopes and lookup keys for tracking what happens next.

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A recessed hotel entrance in a brown and tan brick wall: two heavy panelled oak doors with spindled glazing and brass push bars under a metal canopy, ornate moulded trim above, large wrought-metal lanterns to either side, cast plaques on the brickwork, and a white seated lion statue on each side of the concrete apron.
File photo: The main entrance of the Faust Hotel in downtown New Braunfels, with its panelled oak doors, wrought-metal lanterns, historical markers and pair of seated lion statues.Darrylpearson / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-SA-4.0 · Source ↗ · CC-BY-SA-4.0

Three submitted records in the New Braunfels permit portal name an F45 Training sign, a retail-shell building and a Circle K project at separate addresses.

The sites are 2286 Alyssa Way, 2015 State Highway 46 South and 2024 FM 725. For nearby residents and people tracking commercial growth, the filings provide specific addresses and record numbers to follow as the city reviews them.

The scopes and procedural stages differ. CP2026-700 is a commercial sign application filed Aug. 12. CP2026-701 is a commercial new-build application filed Aug. 13. CP2026-704, also filed Aug. 13, is classified as a commercial post-approval plan change. The portal labels all three submitted.

What do the three new commercial filings actually establish?

The portal records three submitted filings: an F45 Training sign application, a new-build application for a retail shell and a post-approval plan-change filing whose scope names a Circle K new build.

A sign application documents a limited scope at the Alyssa Way address. The State Highway 46 South entry covers a new retail-shell building. The FM 725 entry records a plan-change filing tied by its declared scope to an earlier Circle K new-build record. None of those procedural labels converts submission into completed construction.

Residents can track the filings at 2286 Alyssa Way, 2015 State Highway 46 South and 2024 FM 725 under lookup keys CP2026-700, CP2026-701 and CP2026-704.

Three Different Questions Come Next

What reviews remain for each filing? That answer would establish the next procedural step without treating submission as approval. The retail-shell record raises a separate question: What is the intended use and tenant mix for the retail-shell building?

For CP2026-704, the useful next document is the plan-change material itself. What changes are proposed in the Circle K plan-change filing? A comparison could show how the current submission differs from the earlier new-build record named in its scope.

The three records extend Comal.News’ continuing coverage of New Braunfels business permits, which follows filings by their documented scope and city-listed status.

From the source record

City permit recordsThree Submitted Commercial Filings
CP2026-700 names an F45 Training sign; CP2026-701 describes a retail-shell new build; CP2026-704 is a post-approval plan-change filing whose scope names a Circle K new build.
City of New Braunfels Permit Search and Status
The city permit portal lists all three filings with submitted status.

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