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Hays County to revamp development regulations with public input

Hays County’s development regulations, originally adopted around 2010, are going to get a comprehensive rewrite, using community feedback as the impetus for the upcoming changes.

The details: Marcus Pacheco, Hays County development services director, said the development regulations have been amended multiple times in the past 15 years, and, in the latest effort to do so, staff realized the scope of necessary changes was too extensive for minor amendments.

Public input: The county held several meetings to gather resident input on the types of regulations that would be beneficial. Pacheco said key concerns included:

Water availability
Water quality
Stricter flood plain management
Transportation needs
Financially savvy development
City and county collaboration

What’s next: Ongoing public engagement and updates will be shared on the county’s website, which is also where residents can submit feedback at this time.

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Will Flower Chiropractic providing family care in Buda

Will Flower Chiropractic is now giving adjustments to families and individuals in Buda, cracking the code to holistic family wellness one back at a time.

The details: Brooke Osborne and Kyle DeRossett, who both hold doctor of chiropractic degrees, are the professionals onsite providing musculoskeletal care to patients.

Will Flower Chiropractic is a family wellness practice focused on prenatal and pediatric chiropractic care, helping moms, dads, babies and children thrive throughout their health journey, Osborne said.

1750 FM 967, Ste. C., Buda

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Lefko Plastics selects New Braunfels for first US-based manufacturing facility

Lefko Plastics—a Canada-based manufacturing company—is officially expanding to New Braunfels.

Some details: Lefko USA Inc. will be operating in a 70,000-square-foot facility at 2625 Goodwin Lane. The facility will serve customers in Mexico and the Southern United States area and manufacture custom blow-molded plastic parts, components and products, as previously reported by Community Impact.

The company’s expansion will create over 150 new, full-time jobs and generate more than $15 million in capital investment. Lefko Plastics was also offered a $19,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus, according to a news release.

Lefko Plastics also received a Texas Enterprise Fund, or TEF, grant of $968,500, after the New Braunfels City Council approved a resolution nominating the company for the state’s Enterprise Zone Program designation on Aug. 25. Along with incentives from the state, Lefko Plastics also received an incentive not to exceed $950,000 from the city of New Braunfels.