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Judge Dawsey said the court will hold the hearing in April to discuss \"the possible adoption of an order to restrict truck traffic on Biggerstaff Road, Stark Lane, and Tate Circle in Precinct 1.\" The announcement was made under the court’s announcements section; no public comment cards were filed during the public comment portion of the meeting earlier.

The court did not set a specific hearing date in the meeting minutes or provide details on the proposed restrictions during the announcement. The item was listed as an upcoming public hearing; further notice with a specific date and details would typically be provided ahead of the hearing per county procedures.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Grayson - Regular Meeting - Apr 08, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Commissioners announced an April 2025 public hearing to consider an order restricting truck traffic on Biggerstaff Road, Stark Lane and Tate Circle in Precinct 1.","taxTitle","Grayson County, Texas","taxId",12454,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6610392,"Votes at a glance: Grayson County Commissioners Court — April 8, 2025",472,652375,1124945,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2904484-1eaad8f44d61fb3ddaf2b325704b3e55&start=652&end=1124","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2904484-1eaad8f44d61fb3ddaf2b325704b3e55/thumbnail_652375.jpg","/articles/6610392/Grayson-County/Texas/Votes-at-a-glance-Grayson-County-Commissioners-Court-April-8-2025","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6610392-e15a8aa05812dbe2ed039723910a08a1/orig.mp4?Expires=1773197965&Signature=ho3j~ZboR3uWntycWQ1qGGrAyIZjY8l-Vl489xMmfBK7dcxK8q5oyeuaC1ia--kgDev~KzC-~4U5K2JRcl0Ls5kEuuQZGiyAUK00T1u7aE-t6-912pbFc4zWjyZXrzWwm-NKV5uvpSfXyA9k53h8MvLSsfVogJkJ33lpw3HyQoLCrWJH73jicmEmls-jFivKk4huNvPU2BkI1dDamt2qx9FvRw5xANUIDeRAIr6DHMyWijef~DEMjVQpuECNzJ-RKvjehlkJ2FgyiiHf-HENV629xisaNP9zJXfw3FbzIl5aGXng8Hy~Yvs0ZrUamQNc82znRQ0BqNZYfRs545KbMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Grayson County Commissioners Court on April 8 approved routine minutes and consent items and took action on several contracts, plats and a public-health grant amendment. The court also met in executive session on economic development and reported no formal action on items discussed there.

Key outcomes

- Approved minutes of April 1, 2025. Motion by Commissioner Marsh; second by Commissioner Wright; \"Aye\" recorded; motion carried.

- Approved the consent agenda by motion (motion by Commissioner Wright; second by Commissioner Marr); vote recorded as \"Aye\" and motion carried.

- Authorized payment of county bills for April 8, 2025 (motion by Commissioner Arthur; second by Commissioner Hardenberg); court recorded the motion as carried.

- Authorized the county judge to sign renewal contracts between Grayson County Juvenile Services and Ector County, Cherokee County and Smith County to provide juvenile detention and post-adjudication services. Greg Sumter of Juvenile Services told the court these were late requests for FY25 renewals. Motion to approve by Commissioner Wright; second by Commissioner Hardenberg; motion carried.

- Approved an amendment to Grayson County’s Department of State Health Services public emergency/public health emergency preparedness contract (amendment number 2) to revise the termination date to June 30, 2026 and to extend federal funding for the period. The amendment adds $115,872 in federal funds with a county match of $11,587, according to the presenter. Motion by Commissioner Arthur; second by Commissioner Hardenberg; motion carried.

- Approved several plats: short plat for 180 Tribble Road (5.102-acre tract to be split into two lots) in Precinct 2 (motion by Commissioner Arthur; second by Commissioner Hardenberg); short plat for the Steve Stefan addition (2.676-acre tract, one lot) in Precinct 1 (motion by Commissioner Marsh; second by Commissioner Arthur); and preliminary plat for Grayson Farms West (55.199-acre tract, 39 lots) in Precinct 1 (motion by Commissioner Marr; second by Commissioner Wright). All were approved following staff recommendation.

- Commissioner's court voted to go into executive session to discuss economic development pursuant to Texas government code section 551.08. The court recessed at 10:18 a.m. and returned at 11:37 a.m.; item 9.9 reported that no action was taken on executive-session matters.

Many of these items were routine and carried by voice vote; the transcript records \"All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Motion carries.\" where shown, and did not include formal roll-call tallies.","The commissioners court approved minutes, a consent agenda, payment of bills and a series of contracts, plats and a health contract amendment; the court also entered executive session for economic development and reported no action afterward.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6610397,"Grayson County court approves order allowing Waste Management to use tax-exempt bond proceeds for regional facilities",133,727820,860985,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2904484-1eaad8f44d61fb3ddaf2b325704b3e55&start=727&end=860","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2904484-1eaad8f44d61fb3ddaf2b325704b3e55/thumbnail_727820.jpg","/articles/6610397/Grayson-County/Texas/Grayson-County-court-approves-order-allowing-Waste-Management-to-use-tax-exempt-bond-proceeds-for-regional-facilities","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6610397-7ede78e712eb6fafa7f920657dd8068c/orig.mp4?Expires=1773197965&Signature=QFf6qeD4vevfswWMCRApCfFPjvdBxNt5WCBlqsTG5a8nrp7edRkN6YQALdSt3Cu-1uJIA5U4V7sjTm91rLJ6uqtxnGUZNqdOY266lgDrWIdPuG~J2UKrjbCrGyEsnebcnUA8ITgsMNBFHqA~y5yH8UOz-oDEp0wkexEtMV9ZZtZ5h1jMYrqYW6W-3SO6KbD2GTlzVW-6iSBBFFKhV5YJHgBdO371xVb6Fp2S16EQfDbb3ZmdXgY797dEEYAUNaBs9cHTnqjQ93x6SMcQe9V5QyqfSDD4UgCIFuprHcN89XA~z1XVdyenB8lSef9HB5Wc23H6JPLhUFE86Ii6EmR9~w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","County Judge Bruce Dawsey and the Grayson County Commissioners Court on April 8 approved an order permitting Waste Management’s issuer to include the Hillside Landfill in a single tax-exempt bond financing covering 14 facilities, an issuer representative told the court.

The order allows the Mission Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), acting as issuer, to issue up to $120 million in tax-exempt bonds for improvements at Waste Management facilities in Texas, including the Hillside Landfill in Grayson County. Lee McCormick, municipal adviser with Community Development Associates for MEDC, told the court that $50 million of the $120 million allocation is expected to be issued in 2025 and the remainder would be issued later pending additional bond review board allocations.

McCormick said a single, statewide bond avoids the cost of issuing 14 separate financings. \"In order for the company to do a single bond financing for all 14 facilities, we have to go through each jurisdiction where one of the projects is located and have them approve an order allowing the MEDC to issue a single bond versus doing 14 separate bonds,\" he said.

McCormick told the court the state allocation process is competitive and annual, and that approving the order poses no financial risk to Grayson County. \"There's no risk, no liability to Grayson County with regards to approving this order. The county's name won't appear on the bond. It's strictly a responsibility of Waste Management,\" McCormick said. He added the tax-exempt status affects the investors, not county tax rates.

McCormick also said a federal requirement included holding a public hearing for the statewide project; he told the court the public hearing was held March 5 and that no comments were received for any of the facilities. Commissioner Marr moved to approve the order; Commissioner Arthur seconded. The court recorded the motion as carried without opposition.

The court did not add conditions or ask for additional county financial commitments during the discussion. No members of the public spoke during the item.

Notes: The court’s approval was limited to issuing the local order required by state rules to permit a single, multi-jurisdiction issuance; it does not constitute county issuance of bonds or a county financial guarantee.","The commissioners court approved an order allowing Waste Management’s issuer to include the Hillside Landfill in a single, multi-jurisdiction tax-exempt bond financing of up to $120 million; county officials were told the county incurs no liability and $50 million may be issued in 2025.","actionData","errors"]

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