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Commissioners approve road‑use indemnity agreement for Cameron Exploration on County Road 1307
Summary
Henderson County approved a special road‑use indemnity agreement allowing Cameron Exploration to use three‑quarters of a mile of County Road 1307 in Precinct 1 for temporary operations; the company provided insurance documentation and expected to be onsite for three to four weeks.
Henderson County Commissioners Court on Tuesday approved a special road‑use indemnity agreement with Cameron Exploration to permit temporary use of County Road 1307 in Precinct 1 for oil exploration activity.
A commissioner representing the precinct said Cameron Exploration sought a permit to use three‑quarters of a mile of County Road 1307 to move equipment and expected the work to last three to four weeks. The commissioner said the company had provided insurance documentation in backup materials to cover any roadway damage.
The court entertained a motion to approve the road‑use indemnity agreement and authorized all necessary signatures; the motion carried unanimously by those present. No additional county funds were appropriated at the meeting; the agreement, as presented, requires the company to cover any damage to county roads per the indemnity terms found in the packet.
County staff had no unanswered questions at the time of the vote, and the court recorded approval with authorization for the judge to sign the agreement.
