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Rockwall County court holds executive session on River Rock Trails, Doctor Horton appeal; reconvenes with no action
Summary
The Rockwall County Commissioners Court entered an executive session to discuss apportionment costs for River Rock Trails and the Doctor Horton appeal dated 03/04/2025 and reconvened without taking action.
The Rockwall County Commissioner's Court moved into an executive session to consider apportionment costs for River Rock Trails and an appeal identified as the Doctor Horton appeal dated 03/04/2025, then reconvened with no formal action, according to the court's remarks.
County Judge (name not specified) announced the court would take the matter into executive session under the Texas Open Meetings Act, citing chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code and related sections, and said the court would seek advice of its attorney as authorized by the statute.
After the closed session the court returned to open session at 10:08 a.m.; the County Judge stated, "I will tell you no action taken in executive session." The transcript does not record any formal motions or votes on the substance of the River Rock Trails apportionment or the Doctor Horton appeal during open session.
The items referenced remain on the court's agenda for future consideration. The court later recessed the special meeting and set a reconvening time (see separate item on meeting recess and reconvening).
