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Commissioners approve replat, infrastructure plan for Lake Concho Estates manufactured‑home community

3068166 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Tom Green County commissioners approved a first replat of three lots in Lake Concho Estate Subdivision and granted an infrastructure plan for a manufactured‑home rental community in Precinct 3, enabling installation of a septic system for the development.

Tom Green County Commissioner Court approved the first replat of Block 10, Lots 10–12 of Lake Concho Estate Subdivision and separately approved a manufactured‑home rental community infrastructure plan for the same site in Precinct 3 during their April 2025 session.

The approvals, made by voice vote, will allow the property owner to combine the three lots so a septic system can be installed to serve the proposed rental community. The replat was presented as linked to the infrastructure plan; county staff and the applicant described the two items as part of a single effort to prepare the site for development.

The applicant identified in the meeting as Chad Ashley. County staff said the replat and the infrastructure plan together enable the septic installation needed for the proposed manufactured‑home community. Commissioners voted to approve both items; each motion carried after the customary “all in favor” voice vote.

No ordinance number, conditions on approval, or additional permitting steps were stated on the record. The minutes show the court discussed the two agenda items consecutively and treated the replat as rolling into the infrastructure‑plan request.

The approvals relate to land use in Precinct 3 and do not, in themselves, authorize any building permits, septic permits, or utility hookups; those actions were not discussed in the transcript and were not listed as conditions of the approvals.