24-1120
Discuss and consider approval of a resolution of the City of New Braunfels, Texas, authorizing the use of eminent domain proceedings for the acquisition of permanent easements and temporary construction easements that are necessary to advance and achieve the public use of expanding the New Braunfels Utilities’ wastewater system, (the “McKenzie Interceptor Upgrade Project”), to increase sewer capacity to meet existing and future needs and ensure reliability, in the event negotiations are unsuccessful: a. Properties owned by N.B. Avery Park Homeowners Association, Inc: i. a 0.296 Acre Permanent Utility Easement, a 0.044 Acre Temporary Construction Easement, and a 0.213 Acre Temporary Construction Easement (Guadalupe County Parcel No. 125092); ii. a 0.632 Acre Permanent Utility Easement, a 0.312 Acre Temporary Construction Easement, and a 0.022 Acre Temporary Construction Easement (Guadalupe County Parcel Nos. 171818 and 171819); b. Properties owned by Rockspring Saur LLC: i. a 2.088 Acre Permanent Utility Easement and a 1.395 Acre Temporary Construction Easement (Guadalupe County Parcel Nos. 191564 and 108128); c. Properties owned by GCP III St. Croix Landco, LLC: i. a 1.937 Acre Permanent Utility Easement and a 1.127 Acre Temporary Construction Easement (Comal County Parcel Nos. 421640; 422735; and 441204); and d. Property owned by MP New Braunfels, LLC: i. a 1.846 Acre Permanent Utility Easement and a 0.847 Acre Temporary Construction Easement (Comal County Parcel No. 71650),
- Committee
- City Council
- Introduced
- August 26, 2024
- On agenda
- September 9, 2024
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