City Council plans resident meeting about Eastland Estate street issues

The Bryan City Council is taking proactive steps to engage with residents of Eastland Estates regarding upcoming discussions about their streets and subdivision. During the recent council meeting, plans were outlined to send a draft letter to residents, inviting them to a meeting scheduled for Thursday, January 23, at 5:30 PM. This gathering will take place on the second floor of the Don North Building in Council Chambers.

The meeting aims to provide a platform for residents to converse with council members and the city engineer about their community's infrastructure. The letter will include a list of frequently asked questions and contact information for residents who may be unable to attend the meeting.

Council members expressed a desire to expedite the mailing process, aiming to send the letter out as early as this week, rather than the following week as initially planned. This adjustment would allow residents ample time to prepare for the meeting, ensuring that their voices are heard regarding important local issues.

The council's initiative reflects a commitment to transparency and community involvement, as they seek to address residents' concerns and foster open communication. As the meeting date approaches, residents are encouraged to participate and share their thoughts on the future of their neighborhood.