Hays County Commissioners Approve La Cima Service Plan and Property Addition

The Hays County Commissioners Court convened on September 2, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including public hearings and approvals related to local development projects.

The meeting commenced with a motion to remove a specific item, TRN2025-9538UTL, from the roll call of agenda item 11. The motion was unanimously approved by all commissioners present.

Following this, the court held a public hearing regarding the Pecos Landing Lot 1 replat. Marcus Pacheco, the director of development services, presented details about the subdivision, which encompasses 4.4 acres and will consist of two lots. Water services will be provided by the Wimberley Water Supply Corporation, while wastewater management will rely on individual on-site sewage facilities. No immediate action was requested, and the public hearing was closed without any comments from attendees.

Next, the court moved to agenda item J2, calling for a public hearing on September 16, 2025, regarding the Douglas Estates Lot D4 replat. This motion was also approved unanimously.

In agenda item J3, the court ratified the approval of the Williamson Estates final plat, which covers a 7.429-acre area and will similarly utilize Go Forth's special utility district for water and individual on-site sewage facilities for wastewater. The ratification was confirmed with unanimous support from the commissioners.

The meeting then progressed to item K2, which involved a discussion on the 2025 annual service plan update for the La Cima Public Improvement District. Robert Hayslip from P3WORKS provided an overview of the district's assessment service plans and ownership details. The commissioners voted to approve the update, with all members in favor.

Lastly, the court discussed item K3, which involved the execution of a contract for property acquisition near Jacobs Well Natural Area and Karst Canyon Preserve. The property, identified as Lot 1 in Jacobs Well Acres Section 2, is intended to be added to the county park system. This motion was also met with enthusiasm and was approved unanimously.

In conclusion, the meeting addressed significant developments in local infrastructure and land management, with all agenda items receiving unanimous support from the commissioners. Further actions will be scheduled as necessary, particularly regarding the upcoming public hearing on the Douglas Estates replat.