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Court approves no-left-turn near Rooster Springs Elementary and accepts multiple subdivision improvements

Hays County Commissioners Court · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The court approved a no-left-turn restriction for Rooster Springs Elementary on a school-safety recommendation and accepted road and drainage improvements and bond releases for several subdivisions, including a $1,257,090 performance bond release for Great Hills Section 8.

Commissioners approved a traffic restriction in front of Rooster Springs Elementary as a safety improvement requested by the school district. Commissioner Smith said the item was noncontroversial and moved to establish the no‑left‑turn restriction; the court adopted the change on a unanimous roll call.

The court also accepted road construction and drainage improvements for Caliterra Subdivision Phase 3 Section 10 and released developer performance bonds for Great Hills Subdivision Section 8 (performance bond $1,257,090, maintenance bond $130,710.79 excepted, and a 1‑year revegetation bond of $97,524 accepted). County staff explained those developer bonds cover maintenance during a two‑year acceptance period; the county inspects improvements before final acceptance to avoid taxpayer costs.

Provenance: roads and bond items discussed at SEG 1900–SEG 2018 and SEG 1941–SEG 2018.