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Hunt County Commissioners approve consent items, utility permits, plats and other routine measures
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the Hunt County Commissioner’s Court approved routine consent items including minutes, payables, payroll, budget amendments, multiple right‑of‑way and utility permits, accepted public improvements for Rolling Acres Phase 1, and approved several final plats and administrative items.
The Hunt County Commissioner’s Court voted June 23 to approve routine business items and a series of infrastructure and plat actions.
Key actions the court approved by motion and voice vote included: the June 9, 2026 minutes; the consent calendar; accounts payable; line‑item transfers; budget amendments; payroll and personnel items; the treasurer’s April 2026 monthly report; a 12‑day holiday schedule for 2027; multiple utility and right‑of‑way permits (replacement of fuses with updated breaker systems on several county roads, multiple fiber bore/placement requests, and electrical distribution crossing approvals); acceptance of public improvements and roads for Rolling Acres Phase 1 into the county inventory (ending a two‑year warranty bond); and final plats in precincts 2–4.
The court also appointed Commissioner Gary Smith to its seat on the Regional Transportation Council, a regional planning body representing cities and counties in the area. Several motions were approved by unanimous voice votes with no roll‑call tallies recorded in the transcript.
Why this matters: These routine approvals move forward public works, boundary and utility permitting, subdivision acceptance and administrative housekeeping needed for county operations and for developers seeking acceptance of completed infrastructure.
What’s next: County staff will implement the approved permits and plats, add Rolling Acres streets to the county inventory, and report on any follow‑up matters in subsequent court sessions.
