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Commissioners approve public hearing for Anderson County Road closure

October 21, 2024 | Anderson County, Texas


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Commissioners approve public hearing for Anderson County Road closure
A significant decision regarding the closure of a portion of Anderson County Road 2906 was made during the Commissioners Court meeting on October 21, 2024. The court unanimously approved a motion to set a public hearing for the proposed closure of two-tenths of a mile at the end of the road, following a procedural discussion about the necessary steps for public notification.

Commissioner Hill initiated the motion, which was seconded by Commissioner Chapin. The court emphasized the importance of adhering to legal requirements, including posting the hearing in a local newspaper to ensure public awareness and participation. This move is crucial as it allows residents to voice any concerns or objections regarding the closure.

In addition to the road closure discussion, the court also entered a closed session to deliberate on the potential sale or exchange of real estate, specifically concerning a property located at 1819 West Spring Street. Following the closed session, the court approved a motion to obtain an appraisal for this property, which includes an adjacent five-acre lot. This appraisal is necessary for the county to assess the value of the real estate as part of its ongoing management and planning efforts.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, marking a productive session focused on community engagement and responsible property management. The public hearing for the road closure is expected to provide an opportunity for residents to participate in the decision-making process.

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