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Council hears preliminary plat for Eagle’s Prairie; developer proposes about 138 homes in phase one

Bruceville-Eddy City Council · December 12, 2025
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Summary

At a Bruceville-Eddy council meeting, a developer representative outlined the preliminary plat for Eagle’s Prairie, saying phase one currently calls for about 138 homes; council members asked questions about an 8-inch water main, drainage, and the sequence for approvals. No final vote is recorded in the transcript.

Speaker 1 (role not specified) introduced the agenda item for the preliminary plat of Eagle’s Prairie, and Speaker 3 (role not specified) presented the developer’s current plans.

Speaker 3 said the team has not finalized construction plans but expects to submit them in January or February and that "right now, our plans have a 138 homes in phase 1." He cautioned that the number could change as drainage, sewage and water plans are updated.

Council members pressed the developer on infrastructure. Speaker 7 asked whether the project would replace an existing 6-inch water main with an 8-inch main along Olde and Mackie Ranch, who would pay for the upgrade, and whether the existing 6-inch line would remain tied in. Speaker 3 confirmed the project includes installing an 8-inch main and that the 6-inch would remain tied into the system.

Drainage was also flagged as a potential constraint. Speaker 3 said drainage plans could alter the final lot count and that engineers will use the submitted plans for both phase 1 and phase 2 construction.

At the close of discussion, Speaker 1 asked if there was a motion to approve the preliminary plat; the transcript records the request for a motion but does not record a mover, a second, or a vote.

What happens next: The developer anticipates filing construction documents in early 2026 and the council requested follow-up on outstanding infrastructure details. The transcript does not record a final council decision on the plat during this meeting.