Commissioners approve Timber Bridge and Wonder Hill subdivision developments in Precinct Two

The Washington County Commissioners Court convened on May 27, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including subdivision approvals and financial agreements.

The meeting commenced with a discussion on the Timber Bridge Subdivision, where the court considered an order of public interest for a plat revision. The proposal involved combining two lots into a single 3.188-acre lot, which met all county and state requirements. After a brief discussion, the motion to approve the order was made, seconded, and unanimously carried.

Next, the court reviewed the final plat for the Wonder Hill Subdivision, which consists of nine lots along Wonder Hill Road. The lots range from 2 to 2.47 acres, with all requirements for setbacks and septic facilities verified. Concerns were raised regarding traffic on Wonder Hill Road, which has seen significant vehicle use. However, officials assured that visibility issues were not a concern in this area. The motion to approve the final plat was also made, seconded, and passed without opposition.

The court then moved on to discuss updated pricing through the OMNI cooperative purchasing contract for the county's rental service agreement with Centas. This agreement aims to provide uniforms for county employees, enhancing visibility and professionalism. The motion to authorize the updated pricing was made and approved.

Following this, the court addressed the awarding of bids for seal coating. The county engineer presented bids, noting that while the contract may not be utilized immediately, it serves as a backup for future needs. The motion to approve the bids was made and carried.

Lastly, the court discussed tax-exempt financing for the Camp For All Foundation, which is expanding its facilities to serve more individuals with special needs. The financing request was approved, allowing the county judge to sign the necessary documents.

The meeting concluded with a brief discussion on accounts payable, with no significant issues raised. Overall, the session focused on community development and financial agreements aimed at enhancing services in Washington County.