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Development services reports construction progress on trails and Main Street, OBC signal delayed
Summary
Development Services reported Tally Loop, Garlic Creek and Onion Creek trail construction activity, Main Street interim construction starting soon, and a TxDOT delay to the OBC traffic signal bid; staff also announced holiday events and community programming.
Development Services Director Angela Kennedy provided the commission with a regular director’s report covering construction updates and community events.
Kennedy said the Tally Loop project is under construction and Garlic Creek Trail work is underway with silt fence and alignment walking in place. Main Street interim construction is scheduled to begin the week of Dec. 16, and Onion Creek Trail construction is slated to start Jan. 2. She said the OBC traffic signal project was expected to go out to bid in November but that TxDOT held it for additional review and staff now expects a March letting.
Kennedy also reminded the commission of community programs and events: city offices will be closed Dec. 24–25 and Jan. 1; the Buda Police Department’s Blue Santa drive is taking donations; holiday lights displays run in mid‑December with a sensory‑friendly hour on Dec. 18; and the library will host a hobby fair Jan. 25. Staff indicated more UDC amendments and collaboration topics with the Commission on Aging will appear on future agendas.
Commissioners asked follow‑up questions and suggested future standing items and possible work sessions to address recurring topics such as tree lists, sidewalks and UDC edits.
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