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Canyon Lake resident urges careful planning, cites 1,441,000 gpd wastewater total if plants proceed
Summary
Resident Danae Delaney told Comal County commissioners the total gallons per day if certain wastewater plants are approved would be about 1,441,000 gpd and urged development that preserves community character and open spaces.
During the public-comment period, Danae Delaney of Canyon Lake corrected earlier figures and told commissioners that if all wastewater treatment plants under discussion are approved and operational, the combined capacity would be about "1,441,000 gallons per day." She described herself as "pro community and pro future" and said development should preserve local character, green spaces and features such as bluebonnet fields.
Delaney urged officials and developers to plan with community values in mind and mentioned reuse and advanced treatment models as options. She offered a scientist's worksheet to the court and encouraged commissioners to emphasize cohesion and long-term community benefits rather than purely market-driven designs.
