San Patricio County Approves Airport Hangar Lease and Road Repair Agreement

The San Patricio County Commissioner's Court convened on September 2, 2025, to address several key agenda items, beginning with the approval of minutes from the previous meeting. A motion to approve the minutes was made by Commissioner Gorski and seconded by Commissioner Yardley, passing with 14 votes in favor and one abstention.

The court then moved to item 2.2, which involved the examination and approval of claims against the county. Commissioner Gillespie proposed a motion to bend the bills, which was seconded by Commissioner Gonzales. The motion passed without opposition.

Next, the court addressed a budget line item transfer from the Fire Marshal's Office, reallocating funds from general supplies and conference association dues. This motion, made by Commissioner Gillespie and seconded by Commissioner Sikorsky, also passed unanimously.

The treasurer's report was presented by Ms. Garcia, detailing a health transfer of $82,600, assertive claims totaling $18,678.49, and an escrow total of $1,503.99. A motion to accept the treasurer's report was made by Commissioner Gillespie and seconded by Commissioner Yerli, which passed without any questions.

Under item 2.3, the court reviewed two consent agenda items. The first involved a request from Gary Davis, the airport manager, for the assignment of a hangar lease for Hanger C13 to John Fullerton, effective from September 1, 2025, through December 31, 2025. The motion to approve this request was made and passed without discussion.

The second consent item was the ratification of a road use and master repair agreement with Peacock Energy Project LLC. This agreement had previously been approved but lacked the necessary signature. Commissioner Gonzales motioned for approval, seconded by Commissioner Gillespie, and the motion carried after a brief reminder about the road maintenance efforts.

Overall, the meeting proceeded smoothly, with all motions passing and no significant opposition noted. The court's actions reflect ongoing efforts to manage county resources effectively and maintain infrastructure.