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Wall Farm subdivision plat postponed after last-minute homeowner concerns

Guadalupe County Commissioner’s Court · September 3, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners took no action on the preliminary and final plat for Wall Farm (71 lots, ~84.5 acres, Precinct 2) after a commissioner requested more time to consult property owners and the developer; the maintenance bond item was also held.

The court took no action on the Wall Farm preliminary and final plat — a proposal to create 71 lots on about 84.5 acres off FM 3353 in Precinct 2 — after a commissioner requested an additional week to meet with concerned property owners and the developer.

A representative for Wall Farm described the subdivision’s drainage report, one-acre minimum lot sizes and access off a 70-foot right of way and said the site is outside the regulated floodplain; however, property owners raised concerns to a commissioner shortly before court. The commissioner asked to postpone the item to ensure property-owner concerns are addressed; the court agreed to take no action on the plat and the related maintenance bond ($94,325) and to consider both items at the next meeting.