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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

AAMPO wants your take on $39.2 billion in transportation plans

Plus, Comal County lifted its burn ban for unincorporated areas and Wurstfest opens Friday.

The Daily New Braunfels team1 story9 sources3 min read

TransportationTop story

Regional planners want your take on $39.2 billion in proposed transportation projects

The plan by the numbers

$39.2 billion
in proposed transportation investments
2.4 million
residents AAMPO serves
41%
expected regional population growth, 2027-2050

If you've got opinions about traffic, now's your moment. The Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is inviting the public to weigh in on about $39.2 billion in proposed investments in its , the region's long-range plan.

The first Comal County meeting was set for 5:30 p.m. Monday at New Braunfels City Hall. The plan covers roads, transit and walking-and-cycling connections. expects daily vehicle miles traveled to grow by at least 50%, with only 9% of new lane miles.

Driving is expected to outgrow new lane miles

Source: My Canyon Lake

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Population growth41%
Vehicle miles, at least50%
New lane miles9%

“Public input helps us understand whether the proposed investments reflect the transportation needs and priorities of the people who live and work here.”

Brendon Wheeler, AAMPO executive director
  • Review the plan online: Nov. 1 to Dec. 26
  • Where: alamoareampo.org/yourmove
  • More public meetings are planned across the region in November
  • Also up for review: the 2027 Transportation Conformity Determination

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Burn ban

Comal County lifted its burn ban Monday for unincorporated areas like Canyon Lake, but high winds are expected Monday and Tuesday, and it's illegal to burn if winds are forecast to exceed 23 mph. Questions go to Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde at 830-643-3748. My Canyon Lake

Wurstfest

Wurstfest kicks off Fri., Nov. 6, at 4 p.m. and runs through Sun., Nov. 15, along the Comal River. KEYE

Land program

Comal County has developed an application and selection process for its Water Quality Protection Lands Program, which the Texas Water Development Board backed with $30 million in July. The program lets the county buy land in aquifer recharge and contributing zones. Herald-Zeitung

Canyon Lake

Canyon Lake was at 907.24 feet and 96.2% full Monday. The forecast release at Sattler is 100 cubic feet per second. My Canyon Lake

Canyon Lake sits at 96.2% full

96.2%Canyon Lake's fullness on Mon., Nov. 2

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Canyon Lake's fullness on Mon., Nov. 296.2%

Renaissance Faire

The fourth annual New Braunfels Renaissance Faire returns to Heritage Village Dec. 4 through 6 and Dec. 11 through 13. Expect live jousting and more than 100 artisan vendor booths. Herald-Zeitung

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Daily New Braunfelsto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

AAMPO wants your take on $39.2 billion in transportation plans

Plus, Comal County lifted its burn ban for unincorporated areas and Wurstfest opens Friday.

The TLDR

  1. AAMPO wants your input on $39.2 billion in transportation projects
  2. Comal County lifts the burn ban for unincorporated areas, but gusty winds are in the forecast
  3. Wurstfest opens Fri., Nov. 6, and runs through Nov. 15
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