The eminent domain issue may be reaching some consensus in terms of policy as there were no major objections announced during the countywide transportation meeting earlier this month after an update from a subcommittee tasked with drafting the policy.
Tim Bannwolf, a member of the Kendall County, Boerne and Fair Oaks Transportation Committee and one of the individuals heading the subcommittee tasked with drafting the committee’s policy recommendations, noted several “semantical” changes were made to the draft policy on eminent domain at the behest of committee member John Kight, who took issue wither earlier drafts.
A policy draft was shared among the committee members but withheld from the public until a final version is up for consideration. And while there were no major points of contention, it remains clear some fine-tuning still is necessary.
