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Burleson County holds CDBG‑MIT kickoff for road work in Beaver Creek and Cade Lake Estates
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Summary
At a May 16 special meeting, the Burleson County Commissioners met with the Texas General Land Office, consultants and engineers for a CDBG‑MIT kickoff concerning Mallard Road in Beaver Creek Subdivision and Chestnut Drive in Cade Lake Estates; the court adjourned unanimously after the presentation.
Burleson County Judge Keith Schroeder called a special meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. on May 16, 2024, and the commissioners met with representatives of the Texas General Land Office, Public Management, Inc., and Bleyl Engineering for a Community Development Block Grant–Mitigation (CDBG‑MIT) kickoff focused on Mallard Road in Beaver Creek Subdivision and Chestnut Drive in Cade Lake Estates.
The meeting record notes the presence of Commissioners Dwayne Faust and Vincent Svec and county clerks Anna L. Schielack and Sharon Burgess; a sign‑in sheet and attachments are referenced in the minutes for further detail. The court’s stated purpose was a project kickoff for the CDBG‑MIT MOD (mitigation) work on the two local road segments named in the agenda.
No formal funding vote or contract award is recorded in the minutes. After the kickoff presentation and related discussion, Commissioner Dwayne Faust moved to adjourn the special meeting; Commissioner Vincent Svec seconded. The court voted unanimously to adjourn (All Aye, None No).
The minutes record that Judge Keith Schroeder and Commissioners Faust and Svec signed the meeting attestation, and County Clerk Anna L. Schielack attested the minutes. The record refers to attachments and a sign‑in sheet for participant names and supporting materials; those documents were not included in the minutes text.