Court accepts Mason Subdivision bond and authorizes HNTB work authorizations for road projects
September 08, 2026 | Hays County, Texas
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During the consent portion of the agenda the court approved several road‑related items.
The court accepted subdivision bond number 800234419 for street and drainage improvements in Mason Subdivision Phase 1 in the amount of $2,027,329.41; Commissioner Inglesby recused herself from that vote because the subdivision is adjacent to her property. The roll call reflected the recusal and otherwise approved the acceptance.
The court authorized supplemental work authorizations for road projects, including a reduction of $447,029.04 to an existing Lafayette work authorization and multiple new authorizations with HNTB Corporation for FY27 general engineer consulting services tied to the county's 2025 certificates of obligation. One authorization amount cited in backup materials was $8,283,669; other program‑management authorizations (e.g., $695,640 and $795,611) were approved as part of the consent agenda to support the county's road program and to continue GEC services related to the 2016 bond program.
Commissioners noted the legal constraints around dedicated bond and CO funds; staff said expenditures tied to COs and bonds must remain aligned with voter intent and contractual restrictions.
The court accepted subdivision bond number 800234419 for street and drainage improvements in Mason Subdivision Phase 1 in the amount of $2,027,329.41; Commissioner Inglesby recused herself from that vote because the subdivision is adjacent to her property. The roll call reflected the recusal and otherwise approved the acceptance.
The court authorized supplemental work authorizations for road projects, including a reduction of $447,029.04 to an existing Lafayette work authorization and multiple new authorizations with HNTB Corporation for FY27 general engineer consulting services tied to the county's 2025 certificates of obligation. One authorization amount cited in backup materials was $8,283,669; other program‑management authorizations (e.g., $695,640 and $795,611) were approved as part of the consent agenda to support the county's road program and to continue GEC services related to the 2016 bond program.
Commissioners noted the legal constraints around dedicated bond and CO funds; staff said expenditures tied to COs and bonds must remain aligned with voter intent and contractual restrictions.
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