Commissioners Court approves National 4-H Week Proclamation, 330–13

Approve Claims

5 yes, 0 no

Domestic Violence Awareness Month Proclamation

5 yes, 0 no

Mediation Awareness Month Proclamation

0 yes, 0 no

National 4-H Week Proclamation

330 yes, 13 no

Lark Canyon Unit 2 Construction Bond Extension

992 yes, 27 no

Flying W Unit 2 Final Plat Approval

30 yes, 0 no

Simmons Valley South Entry Road 1 Acceptance

156 yes, 32 no

Simmons Valley Unit 1 Road Acceptance

303 yes, 33 no

Order to Abandon Southern Remnant of New Braunfels-Blanco Road

920 yes, 34 no

Second Amendment to Parkhill Professional Services Agreement

979 yes, 35 no

Resolution for Certificates of Obligation

310 yes, 41 no

Designation of Local Rabies Control Authority

158 yes, 43 no

TCDRS Plan Agreement for Plan Year 2027

803 yes, 43 no

TAC Workers' Compensation Program Renewal

570 yes, 44 no

TAC Liability Program Renewal

210 yes, 45 no

Dell 16 Laptop Purchase for JP Pct. 2

128 yes, 46 no

Sheriff's Office SWAT Armored Vehicle Equipment Purchase

750 yes, 46 no

Extension Services Line-Item Transfer

150 yes, 48 no

Lark Canyon Unit 2

Requested a one-year extension for the construction bond covering roads and utility improvements.

still conditions-required

Flying W, Unit 1

Northwest side of New Braunfels

Final plat approval, right-of-way dedication along FM 1102, surety bond acceptance, and variance approvals for a residential subdivision.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Simmons Valley Unit 1

Final road acceptance into county maintenance and release of two letters of credit.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Simmons Valley South Entry Road

Hwy 281

Final road acceptance into county maintenance and release of letter of credit.

approved (5-0) · still approved

Subdivision Regulation Updates

The court reviewed and approved several major subdivision developments, final plats, and road acceptances for Lark Canyon, Flying W, and Simmons Valley units. These actions ensure that newly built subdivision roads meet county standards before being accepted into the county maintenance system.

What it means: New home buyers and developers in Flying W and Simmons Valley subdivisions.

Conservation Land Acquisition

Comal County is moving forward with issuing up to $25.575 million in certificates of obligation, partly to fund the Water Quality Protection Lands Program in partnership with the Texas Water Development Board. This initiative aims to preserve the water quality of local creeks, rivers, and springs.

What it means: Not to exceed $25,575,000 in debt obligations backed by ad valorem taxes and solid waste system net revenues, featuring approximately $4.5 million in potential loan forgiveness.