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Coryell County commissioners declare Texas Conservation LLC in default over unfinished public improvements
Summary
The Coryell County Commissioners Court voted to declare Texas Conservation LLC in default, saying the developer failed to complete required public improvements, including roads and related infrastructure, under county subdivision regulations and Texas law. The motion was moved by Commissioner Taylor, seconded by Commissioner Basham, and carried by voice vote.
The Coryell County Commissioners Court voted to declare Texas Conservation LLC in default, finding the developer failed to complete required public improvements including roads and related infrastructure as required by the county subdivision regulations and Texas law. The item was presented as agenda item 17 and the court moved directly to a voice vote.
“We've got a motion to make that declaration from commissioner Taylor,” the presiding officer said, and noted a second from Commissioner Basham. After calling for further discussion and hearing none, the chair called the voice vote: “Ayes have it. Motion carries.” The court’s action formalizes the finding of default and may affect the county’s options for enforcing completion or pursuing bond remedies tied to the subdivision work.
No further details on timelines for remediation, specific unfinished improvements, or individual vote tallies were provided on the record. The court’s motion text identified the failure as a breach of county subdivision regulations and Texas law, but did not list specific code citations in the public remarks.
