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Court approves Family Land Heritage recognitions for King family properties

Parker County Commissioners Court · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The court authorized the County Judge to execute Family Land Heritage Program applications for the King Farm family and K3 Ranch, recognizing continuous family ownership dating to 1872; family members described multi‑generation ownership during the public presentations.

The court approved two Family Land Heritage Program applications under the Texas Department of Agriculture for properties owned by the King family and the K3 Ranch. Larry King told the court his family’s land was initially patented in 1872 and described multigenerational stewardship; the court authorized the County Judge to execute the applications and offered recognition at the bench.

Commissioners noted the program recognizes long‑standing ownership and continuity. The motions to authorize execution of the Heritage Program certificates were made and seconded and carried 5–0.