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The Dry Comal Creek Floodplain Remapping Project will begin near Landa Street and end at the Soil Conservation Service Site No. 2 Reservoir, according to agenda documents. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

New Braunfels allocates up to $240k for Dry Comal Creek Floodplain Remapping Project

By Amira Van Leeuwen

Remapping would update the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, floodplain maps of the DCC and a portion of the Upper DCC, according to agenda documents.

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