Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 9:02 PM
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The countywide transportation committee made less progress finalizing its list of project and policy recommendations Tuesday as the conversation turned back to eminent domain and where the committee stands on the controversial issue.

The countywide transportation committee made less progress finalizing its list of project and policy recommendations Tuesday as the conversation turned back to eminent domain and where the committee stands on the controversial issue.

When a project was brought to the Kendall County, Boerne and Fair Oaks Transportation Committee to extend Adler Road to the Esperanza neighborhood, committee member Jonah Evans said he spoke with a family member who owns the property east of Farm-to-Market Road 474 which the connection would need to run through. Evans said the

Evans said the family member has no intention to develop the land, stating they are in fact in the process of establishing a conservation easement on the property. But he was unopposed to the road being developed if the land should ever be sold to a developer – something that isn’t expected to happen in the foreseeable future. Then, a series of amended motions

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