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Commissioners approve Palmer Park, Estates of Hidden Creek bonds and a replat for Copp's Place
Summary
The court approved a $668,190.67 letter of credit for the Palmer Park subdivision, accepted a $1,219,427.50 performance bond for the northern portion of Estates of Hidden Creek, and approved a replat renaming a lot to Copp's Place subject to 18 conditions including a 10‑foot right‑of‑way dedication shortfall.
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The Ellis County Commissioners Court unanimously approved several development actions on its agenda, including performance securities and a replat.
Alberto Morris, Director of Development, presented three items brought by the department. For item 1.1 he described a proposed performance letter of credit for the Palmer Park subdivision, a six‑lot project on roughly 16.837 acres; the proposed bond amount was $668,190.67. Staff recommended approval and the court approved the letter of credit by unanimous vote.
Item 1.2 was a replat for Cobbs Place (Lot 1B, Block A) to reduce a lot to 1.497 acres and rename it to Copp's Place. Morris said the original plat (Ria Place, recorded 07/26/2016) and civil plans are approved but noted that the replat currently falls 10 feet short of a right‑of‑way dedication on North Armstrong Road; staff recommended approval subject to 18 conditions. Commissioner Ponder moved approval subject to those conditions; Commissioner Butler seconded and the court approved the replat unanimously.
For item 1.3 Morris presented a performance bond for the northern portion of the Estates of Hidden Creek subdivision. The bond amount presented was $1,219,427.50 to cover the northern portion of the development north of West Grove Lane; Morris told the court construction costs caused the project to be split. Commissioner Butler moved to accept the bond; Commissioner Ponder seconded and the court approved the item unanimously.
All three items passed without opposition. The court recorded motions and seconds from commissioners as noted in the record.
