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Grayson County commissioners approve minutes, consent agenda, plats and schedule change
Summary
At the meeting the court approved minutes from March 24, 2026, adopted the consent agenda with one item tabled, authorized bills for 04/07/2026, changed the April meeting date, approved a salary-order amendment for Precinct 3 with no budget change, and approved two plats (Legacy Ranch and Kim Cub addition).
The Grayson County Commissioners Court handled routine business and several land-use items during a brief meeting that ended at 10:13 a.m.
By voice vote the court approved minutes for the March 24, 2026 meeting and adopted the consent agenda as amended (the court noted item 7.4 would be tabled). The court also authorized payment of bills for 04/07/2026; the transcript references "$86,113.86 to Defender Supply" in connection with bills but the exact payee details and line-item descriptions were unclear in the record.
The court approved an amendment to the fiscal 2026 salary order for Precinct 3 described as "no budget change," and voted to move the April commissioners court meeting from April 21 to April 20, 2026 because several commissioners will travel for a tax-abatement seminar.
On land-use matters the court approved a preliminary plat for Legacy Ranch in Precinct 1 — a proposed 143.377-acre subdivision into 104 lots with roads to be maintained by Southeast Grayson County Municipal Utility District No. 1 — and approved a short plat for the Kim Cub addition in Precinct 2 subdividing roughly 5.499 acres into two lots. Both plats were presented as meeting preliminary subdivision regulations and were approved by motion and voice vote.
The meeting included short commissioner remarks about local road work, upcoming community events (a chili-and-salsa cook-off on April 11) and reminders about budget season. There were no public-comment speakers on file for the meeting.
