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Matagorda County approves TxGLO amendment for Sargent Beach stabilization Phase 1
Summary
The county approved Contract Amendment No. 1 with the Texas General Land Office under CEPRA for GLO Project No. 20-123-024-D134, related to Sargent Beach Stabilization Construction Phase 1, and authorized the County Judge to sign and DocuSign related documents.
Matagorda County Commissioners Court on July 21 approved Contract Amendment No. 1 between the county and the Texas General Land Office (TxGLO) under the Coastal Erosion Planning and Response Act (CEPRA) for GLO Project No. 20-123-024-D134, which pertains to Sargent Beach Stabilization Construction Phase 1.
Commissioner Mike Estlinbaum moved to approve the amendment and Commissioner Charles "Bubba" Frick seconded; the motion passed 4-0. The court authorized County Judge Bobby Seiferman to execute and DocuSign all related documents.
The amendment was presented as part of ongoing coastal stabilization work; the minutes identify the project by GLO number but do not provide detailed scopes, contract dollar amounts, or revised schedules in the public minutes. The action authorizes the county to proceed with executing the amendment and completing required documentation with TxGLO.
Commissioners also approved related grant activity elsewhere on the agenda, including authorization to submit a Texas Parks and Wildlife Local Parks Non-Urban Outdoor Recreation Program grant application and approval of the Applicant's Certification and Program Assurances Form required by that program.
The county recorded no separate public debate about the amendment in the minutes; votes on the item were unanimous.
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