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Resident urges Comal County to add water‑availability rules to subdivision update
Summary
A resident told the Comal County Commissioners Court the county's May 21 timeline for revising subdivision regulations omits detailed water-availability report (WAR) content and urged a public review so recommended WAR changes can be included in the 2025 update.
Jonathan Gulick, who identified himself as a Comal County resident, told the court he and a colleague submitted recommended changes to water-availability reports (WARs) in 2025 and were surprised those recommendations were not incorporated in the proposed subdivision regulation revisions on the May 21 agenda.
Gulick said the recommendations were prepared to facilitate efficient review and to raise the quality of WAR content. He asked the court how soon the county would be willing to execute an update to include WAR content, noting it has been nearly six years since the rules were updated.
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