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Martindale Preliminary Draft Review 123

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Click on the pictures below to read more and jump to the specific segment in the Preliminary Draft review segments, where you can provide your comments and feedback. This document is key to developing a new comprehensive plan focused on resiliency for the City of Martindale, which will be used to shape, plan, and guide growth, regeneration, and development across the community over a 20-year period. 2025-2045.

Introduction

The City of Martindale’s Resilient Community Comprehensive Plan creates a strategic framework guiding the city’s growth and development, enhancing its ability to withstand and recover from challenges over the next 20 years.

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Martindale, located in Caldwell County, Texas, is a peaceful riverside town that offers a quiet escape with easy access to nearby cities like San Marcos and Austin.

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Community Resiliency

Community resiliency in Martindale refers to the ability of the community to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from significant adverse events, particularly natural hazards.

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in reply to Xavier Millan 's comment

Frank LCMS Jul 9 2025 at 10:29AM on page 3

Noted. This should be mentioned in our Land Use chapter.

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Frank LCMS Jul 9 2025 at 10:27AM on page 3

Thank you for the feedback--we will take this into account when developing the Land Use chapter

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Frank LCMS Jul 9 2025 at 10:25AM on page 7

Great idea--this should be mentioned.

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Frank LCMS Jul 9 2025 at 10:24AM on page 11

Not sure, but I agree that this needs to be mentioned--we only mentioned rates from 2000 to 2020. Noted!

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Frank LCMS Jul 9 2025 at 10:20AM on page 30

Agreed. This all should tie into the county's Emergency Managment and/or Hazard Mitigation Plans.

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 3:53PM on page 30

One aspect of this is that the city cannot act alone on trying to be "resilient". The city must work with the county and the other cities in the area to work on a plan.

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 3:17PM on page 22

The city needs to hold monthly test.

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 2:59PM on page 17

Zoning and setting a goal for the city can hopefully bring more jobs to the city

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 2:54PM on page 16

This is all shocking

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 2:19PM on page 12

agreed

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 2:18PM on page 11

whats this %

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 1:45PM on page 7

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Again, we should look at the scenic corridor and figure out how we can get an identity for area.

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 1:42PM on page 3

maybe even look into creating a river plan? like finding out ways to really develop our river parks to bring in more people to the parks.

Xavier Millan Jul 8 2025 at 1:33PM on page 3

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would like to see a study on how the cities scenic corridor