Commission reviews draft rule to require developer bonds for county road repairs
County staff presented a draft resolution to require subdivision developers to post bonds for potential damage to county highways and to require traffic studies; the highway superintendent would enforce bond use, and the county compared other jurisdictions before drafting the rule.
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County Attorney Clyde Richard and staff briefed commissioners on a planning-and-zoning measure that would require subdivision developers to post a bond to cover potential damage to county highways from construction traffic. Richard said the county reviewed other jurisdictions and found few enforceable precedents but consulted with Williamson County officials and state highway representatives while drafting the proposal.
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