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Staff to review Keller Oaks house for potential landmarking; board raises enforcement concerns on demolition‑by‑neglect

5821275 · August 12, 2025
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City staff said it will research the historic significance of the old Keller (1032 South Long) house behind Burger King at the Keller Oaks site after a citizen request; staff and the board also discussed slow progress on demolition‑by‑neglect cases and recent preservation grant disbursements.

During the director’s report the Historic Review Board discussed two standing items: a citizen request to evaluate the old Keller house (1032 South Long) near the Keller Oaks development for historic value, and ongoing demolition‑by‑neglect enforcement.

Keller Oaks house A neighbor submitted a letter asking the HRB to determine whether the old Keller house behind the Burger King site merited preservation. Staff said it had not yet performed a formal evaluation and that changes in Texas law have limited local governments’ ability to landmark privately held properties without property owner consent. The board asked staff to…

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