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The Bandera City Council is set to begin developing a longterm resiliency plan funded by a $225,000 state grant after receiving a project update during its latest meeting, where members also wrestled with proposed permit fee changes.
Council members held a public meeting regarding the $225,000 grant awarded through the Texas General Land Office's Community Development Block Grant Mitigation Resilient Communities Program. The grant requires no local match and will fund development of a long-term resiliency plan for the city.
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