New Braunfels is considering a request to rezone approximately 2.6 acres at 1283 Highway 46 South for a clinic and office; no zoning change has been approved.
The proposal could replace residential and agricultural pre-development zoning on the site with commercial-office zoning, changing the uses and development standards allowed there if the City Council approves it twice.
The city identifies the application as case PZ26-0302. Its notice says Quintin Santiago submitted the request on behalf of the Estate of Carolyn A. Miller, in the care of Robert L. Miller Jr. The current classifications are R-2 AH and APD AH; the requested classification is C-O AH.
The posted purpose is to allow a clinic and office. At this stage, that is a proposed use tied to a zoning request—not an approved development or confirmation that either use will be built.
What happens next
The next official step is the Oct. 7 Planning Commission hearing, where the commission is scheduled to make a recommendation before the proposal reaches City Council.
The city lists Oct. 26 for the council’s first reading. Its process requires two council readings before a final decision, and the zoning change would take effect only if approved at both. The linked city case notice lets residents verify the case number, classifications, hearing dates and stated purpose as the review proceeds.