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Burleson County commissioners unanimously back resolution supporting groundwater district authority
Summary
At a special April 21 session, the Burleson County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a resolution expressing support for legislative changes to the authority of the Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District. The court adjourned after the vote.
Burleson County Judge Keith Schroeder presented a resolution at a special Commissioners Court meeting April 21 in Caldwell asking the county to support legislative changes related to the authority of the Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District.
Commissioner David Hildebrand moved that the court "Approve and Act upon a resolution in support for legislative changes relating to the authority of the Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District." Commissioner Dwayne Faust seconded the motion.
The court voted unanimously to approve the resolution; the minutes record, "All voted Aye. None voted No." The document filed with the minutes references attachments containing the resolution text.
The minutes do not record any further debate or conditions attached to the court’s endorsement, nor do they specify the exact statutory changes the court favors; the resolution text referenced as an attachment was not included in the minutes excerpt. After approving the resolution, Commissioner Hildebrand moved to adjourn; Commissioner Faust seconded the motion and the court again voted unanimously to adjourn.
The minutes list Judge Keith Schroeder, Commissioner Dwayne Faust (Precinct 1), Commissioner David Hildebrand (Precinct 3) as present, and County Clerk Anna L. Schielack as in attendance. The record does not specify implementation actions, timelines, or any required follow-up by county staff in the excerpt provided.
The court’s vote registers the county’s formal support for legislative action regarding the Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District; the minutes do not detail the contents of the referenced attachments or the exact language sent to the legislature.
