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Terlingua property owner urges county to notify residents before creating roads
Summary
At the March 24 commissioners meeting, Terlingua property owner Bruce Stammer said a road was created on his property without proper notice and asked the court to adopt a policy requiring resident notification before new roads are created.
During the public comment period on March 24, 2026, Terlingua property owner Bruce Stammer told Brewster County commissioners that a road had been created on his land without his consent and asked the Court to adopt a policy requiring notice to residents before county roads are created.
Stammer raised the concern during the allotted public-comment time and requested an official county policy and notification procedure to prevent similar incidents. The Court heard the comment but did not take immediate action on the request during the meeting; no staff assignment or follow-up motion was recorded in the public-comment item.
Public comment items are recorded on the meeting agenda and may be referred to county staff or placed on a future agenda if commissioners request follow-up. No such referral was recorded for Stammer's comment on March 24.
