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Commissioners approve Appendix U exemption to split 6.976 acres from 66-acre tract in Precinct 4
Summary
The court unanimously granted a discretionary Appendix U exemption allowing the Gladys Selman Revocable Living Trust to divide and sell a 6.976-acre parcel split by FM 315 in Precinct 4.
Henderson County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a discretionary exemption under Appendix U Thursday to permit the division of land identified as TR19A, abstract 993 in the JJ Martinez survey in Precinct 4. The request was filed by the Gladys Selman Revocable Living Trust and presented to the court by the trust's representative, Chris Curran.
Curran told the court the owner seeks to sell a 6.976-acre parcel from a larger, approximately 66-acre tract; the smaller parcel is bisected by Farm-to-Market Road 315. County staff reported that tax receipts for the parcel had been paid and that the six-acre portion had been checked for floodplain concerns.
Commissioners asked procedural questions about the original tract and acknowledged that the road construction had effectively divided the property. No objections were raised during the discussion. Commissioner McCam made the motion to approve the Appendix U discretionary exemption; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously.
The exemption allows the parcel to be conveyed separately; any future development or building permits would be subject to applicable county regulations and permitting processes.
