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Speed sign approved on Vallerie Lane; Wyatt Trail stop sign left without action; consent items cleared

Kendall County Commissioners' Court · May 26, 2026
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Summary

At its May 26 meeting the court approved installation of a speed limit sign on Vallerie Lane in Precinct 1, declined action on a proposed stop sign on Wyatt Trail in Precinct 2, and approved routine consent items including minutes, reports and authorization to solicit a seal coat vendor.

The Commissioners’ Court conducted public hearings on two traffic-sign proposals and took differing actions. The court approved the installation of a speed limit sign on Vallerie Lane (Precinct 1) after a motion by Commissioner Jennifer McCall, seconded by Commissioner Chad Carpenter; the record vote was 5-0. The proposed stop sign on Wyatt Trail (Precinct 2) received no action.

Separately, the court approved the consent agenda—covering minutes for May 5 and May 12, April fee office reports, the County Auditor's March financial report, authorization for the Purchasing Agent to solicit bids for FY2026 seal coat work, and summaries of road work and signs for April—on a motion by Commissioner Richard Chapman and seconded by Commissioner Chad Carpenter; vote recorded 5-0.