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City Council Faces Backlash Over Street Closure Proposal

June 10, 2024 | Hondo, Medina County, Texas



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City Council Faces Backlash Over Street Closure Proposal
The Hondo City Council convened on June 10, 2024, at 6 PM, with a full quorum present. The meeting commenced with an invocation led by Pastor Ty Fitzpatrick from God's Country Fellowship, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

During the public comment segment, resident Cheval Lopez raised concerns regarding agenda item 21, which involves a request from the county to close 15th Street between Avenue M and Avenue N. Lopez expressed frustration over the lack of communication with residents about the proposed closure, stating that no letters or public hearings had been conducted to gauge community opinion. He emphasized that many citizens, particularly those living west of 15th Street, rely on this thoroughfare and felt blindsided by the council's consideration of the matter without prior public input.

Lopez's comments highlighted a broader issue of transparency and community engagement in local governance, as he urged the council to reconsider the process surrounding the street closure proposal. The council is expected to address these concerns as they continue their discussions on the agenda.

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