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Lexington council authorizes quitclaim deed for undeveloped Hester Street parcel over one dissent
Summary
The Lexington City Council voted 4–1 to authorize the mayor to execute a quitclaim deed conveying the undeveloped portion of Hester Street to abutting property owners Samuel Dowdy and Ricky Billig; Councilperson David Mason opposed the motion.
LEXINGTON, Texas — The Lexington City Council on Monday authorized the mayor to sign a quitclaim deed conveying the undeveloped portion of Hester Street to adjacent property owners Samuel Dowdy and Ricky Billig.
Councilperson Anthony Retzlaff moved to authorize the deed; Councilperson Bobby Wesner seconded. The motion carried 4–1, with Councilperson David Mason recorded as the lone opposing vote. The council did not record further discussion or a statement explaining the opposition in the meeting minutes.
The authorization directs the mayor to execute the quitclaim deed; the minutes identify the grantees by name but do not provide additional details about the parcel size, consideration, or conditions attached to the conveyance. No public comment was recorded on the item.
The council handled the item as part of its consent/business agenda during a meeting that began at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned at 6:12 p.m.
