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LCRA board declares 5,000‑acre Griffith League Ranch nonessential, authorizes sale negotiations
Summary
After returning from executive session the LCRA board moved to declare roughly 5,000 acres known as the Griffith League Ranch in Bastrop County nonessential and authorized the general manager or designee to negotiate and execute actions consistent with terms and conditions of sale; motion passed by voice vote.
After returning from executive session Aug. 20, a director moved that the board declare as nonessential the LCRA real‑property interest associated with an approximately 5,000‑acre tract known as the Griffith League Ranch (GLR) in Bastrop County and authorize the general manager or his designee to negotiate, execute, and take all reasonably necessary actions in connection with a potential sale.
The motion, introduced in open session, stated the board had discussed legal advice and litigation strategy during the preceding executive session; the motion text authorized negotiation and execution "consistent with the terms and conditions of sale." A second was recorded and the board approved the motion by voice vote. No buyer or purchase terms were read into the public record during open session.
Board discussion in the excerpt did not include a detailed appraisal or sale price; legal advice and litigation strategy were discussed in executive session, per the board chair’s statement. The board did not schedule further public action on the GLR in open session during the excerpted minutes.
The action was recorded as approved by the board in open session.
