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Coryell County reviews draft master plan for historic courthouse
Summary
County leaders heard a workshop presentation from Architexis consultant Alexis McKinney on a draft master plan for the Coryell County Courthouse, which lays out short‑ and long‑term uses, safety and accessibility fixes, and a timeline to pursue Texas Historical Commission restoration funding.
Alexis McKinney, a consultant with Architexis, presented a draft master plan to the Coryell County Commissioners Court and said the courthouse is "in excellent condition" while identifying several key items that must be addressed to preserve the building and meet code.
McKinney walked the court through assessment findings, short‑term programming that would keep court functions in place, and a long‑term option that would relocate court operations and convert the historic courtroom for commissioners court and judge offices. She said the master plan will include pricing for a full underpinning and less‑extensive repointing options so the county can weigh costs. Chair asked the court to review the short‑ and long‑term diagrams and provide feedback within 7–10 days so the team can deliver a draft for the Texas Historical Commission (THC).
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