Hopefully it will be re-opened soon.
Tuesday survey to determine if river OK to open
By Greg Bowen - The Herald-Zeitung
The last unopened stretch of the river outside of the city limits of New Braunfels - from Second Crossing to the city limits - will be surveyed today to determine whether it is safe to re-open.
Flood clean-up has been in progress there.
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Water Oriented Recreation District and Comal County Sheriff's Office officials will float that stretch Tuesday to make the determination.
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