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Commissioners approve civil plans for Campbell Tiny Home Park after water issues resolved with Malloy Water
Summary
The court approved civil plans for the Campbell Tiny Home Park in Precinct 4 after the developer resolved water supply concerns with Malloy Water; one commissioner expressed reservations about tiny home parks near higher‑end neighborhoods but voted to approve.
The Hunt County Commissioners Court approved civil plans for the Campbell Tiny Home Park on May 27, 2025, after the developer and county engineers resolved earlier water‑service issues with Malloy Water, a small local water provider.
County staff reported the developer and engineers had addressed required specifications and water concerns. The developer initially explored well water but encountered issues with the well driller; the developer then reached agreement with Malloy Water to provide upgraded lines and service, staff said.
One commissioner said he "reluctantly" approved the project and expressed a policy concern that the county’s authority limits the court’s ability to reject tiny home parks near higher‑end residential areas. "This is one of them where I wish our legislators would give us a little more authority," the commissioner said, but he moved to approve and the court adopted the civil plans by voice vote.
No conditions beyond standard engineering compliance were attached to the approval at the meeting.
