Burleson County holds subdivision workshop as stakeholders and staff review platting requests
March 04, 2026 | Burleson County, Texas
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Burleson County Commissioners Court members and county staff held a subdivision workshop on March 25, 2024, drawing title companies, surveyors, realtors and representatives of the Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District to review local platting procedures and technical issues.
The workshop followed routine morning business and a brief recess. County Judge Keith Schroeder presided; county staff and advisers taking part included Jody Tillery, Duane Strange, Angie Jones, Raileen Murray, County Attorney Bill Ballard and the county engineer. The session was presented as an opportunity for staff, stakeholders and the public to discuss how subdivision rules affect road access, utilities and groundwater considerations.
During the meeting the court acted on several subdivision items on the agenda. Commissioner Vincent Svec moved, and Commissioner Bobby Urbanosky seconded, to approve the Brazos Glen, Tracts 1 & 2 Amending Plat; the court approved the plat. Commissioner David Hildebrand moved, seconded by Commissioner Dwayne Faust, to postpone action on a simplified plat application for Jim Cross (Lightsey Subdivision); that motion carried. The court approved a subdivision exception for Pacer Lednicky for property on County Road 128 after a motion by Commissioner Dwayne Faust and second by Commissioner David Hildebrand. The court also approved a temporary right-of-way request from Wildlife Energy Operating to install a temporary water line along County Road 122 (motion by Commissioner Faust, second by Commissioner Hildebrand).
Workshop participants stressed technical and procedural topics rather than adopting any immediate ordinance changes; the county attorney and engineer provided legal and technical context while the groundwater district and title companies discussed practical impacts on landowners and permitting. No regulatory amendments were passed at the workshop; actions taken that day were limited to the specific plats and requests on the agenda.
The court reconvened after the workshop and continued with other agenda business.
The workshop followed routine morning business and a brief recess. County Judge Keith Schroeder presided; county staff and advisers taking part included Jody Tillery, Duane Strange, Angie Jones, Raileen Murray, County Attorney Bill Ballard and the county engineer. The session was presented as an opportunity for staff, stakeholders and the public to discuss how subdivision rules affect road access, utilities and groundwater considerations.
During the meeting the court acted on several subdivision items on the agenda. Commissioner Vincent Svec moved, and Commissioner Bobby Urbanosky seconded, to approve the Brazos Glen, Tracts 1 & 2 Amending Plat; the court approved the plat. Commissioner David Hildebrand moved, seconded by Commissioner Dwayne Faust, to postpone action on a simplified plat application for Jim Cross (Lightsey Subdivision); that motion carried. The court approved a subdivision exception for Pacer Lednicky for property on County Road 128 after a motion by Commissioner Dwayne Faust and second by Commissioner David Hildebrand. The court also approved a temporary right-of-way request from Wildlife Energy Operating to install a temporary water line along County Road 122 (motion by Commissioner Faust, second by Commissioner Hildebrand).
Workshop participants stressed technical and procedural topics rather than adopting any immediate ordinance changes; the county attorney and engineer provided legal and technical context while the groundwater district and title companies discussed practical impacts on landowners and permitting. No regulatory amendments were passed at the workshop; actions taken that day were limited to the specific plats and requests on the agenda.
The court reconvened after the workshop and continued with other agenda business.
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