Brenham council reviews $70,230 paving acceptance for Timber Oaks Phase 4

City staff presented a resolution asking the Brenham City Council to accept $70,230 in public paving improvements in Timber Oaks Subdivision Phase 4.

“This is an infrastructure acceptance resolution for the Timber Oaks Subdivision Phase 4,” a city staff member told the council while describing the project and recommending approval. The staff member said the work inspected consisted of paving in the Timber Oaks Drive right-of-way and met adopted city standards.

The presenter said Timber Oaks is an existing subdivision on the west side of the Blinn campus with 24 existing single‑family homes and that the development had been under construction for about seven years. Staff said the developer sold adjacent land that had been intended for a further extension of the street; because of that sale the planned T‑intersection was changed to an elongated cul‑de‑sac, which the presenter said would allow the developer to plat up to five additional lots.

The presentation identified the cost of the accepted improvements as $70,230 and said no significant utility extensions were required because utilities were already located at the lots. A councilmember asked a clarifying question about the street alignment; staff pointed to an illustration in the meeting packet showing the new cul‑de‑sac configuration and confirmed the amount.

A councilmember moved to approve the resolution and another councilmember seconded the motion. The transcript records the motion and second but does not include a recorded vote or final outcome in the provided excerpt.

The resolution referenced in the agenda is R25‑014, an acceptance-of-infrastructure resolution for Timber Oaks Subdivision Phase 4. The item was presented during the council’s regular meeting agenda. The transcript does not record further conditions or follow-up assignments tied to the acceptance.