Resident thanks city for Laurel Lane paving but urges re-prioritization of projects
September 10, 2026 | New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas
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Richard Myrick (795 Laurel Lane) spoke during the Sept. 10 public hearing to thank the city for repaving his street but ask whether that repaving was the best near-term use of funds. "Our street was just recently repaved, and I wanna thank the city for that. But quite honestly, I don't think Laurel Lane actually needed repaving," he said, and urged the city to review priorities and consider delaying some projects to save money.
Council and staff closed public comment for the item after Mr. Myrick’s remarks and proceeded with the budget and tax-rate hearings. His observation about project prioritization was recorded as part of the public input the council received while considering FY27 allocations.
Council and staff closed public comment for the item after Mr. Myrick’s remarks and proceeded with the budget and tax-rate hearings. His observation about project prioritization was recorded as part of the public input the council received while considering FY27 allocations.
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