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Commissioners decline final plat for Hoop and Horn subdivision pending road, water, fence and survey fixes
Summary
After an extended hearing, Mills County commissioners voted not to approve the final plat for the proposed Hoop and Horn subdivision, citing unresolved survey benchmarks, water-quality documentation, road dedication and drainage details, gate/access and Texas Parks and Wildlife conditions, and missing deed restrictions or HOA documents.
Mills County commissioners on Oct. 27 declined to approve the final plat for the proposed Hoop and Horn subdivision, saying the application lacks multiple technical corrections and legal assurances the court considered necessary before final approval.
Developer representatives and county reviewers spent more than an hour on the agenda item. Don Keane, who presented materials for the project, and a project representative identified as Marcus responded to detailed comments from county staff, the county attorney and commissioners. County reviewers pointed to missing or poorly formatted survey coordinates, lack of clearly identified temporary benchmarks, and map pages that reviewers said were too small or missing labeling needed for title-company use. "I've…
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