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Council OKs boundary-line adjustment for two tracts on FM 5 and Burgess Creek, with conditions
Summary
The Annetta North Town Council authorized the mayor to approve a boundary-line adjustment for two tracts along FM 5 and Burgess Creek, conditioned on seven deliverables from property owners including application, affidavits of ownership, signed consent forms, and licensed-surveyor legal descriptions. Vote: 4-0.
The Annetta North Town Council on Feb. 11 authorized the mayor to approve a boundary-line adjustment affecting two tracts of land along FM 5 and Burgess Creek, provided property owners submit specified documentation and satisfy city-attorney requirements.
Mayor Pro-Tem Rob Watson moved the authorization, listing seven required items: a boundary line adjustment application from the owners; affidavits of ownership from each landowner with filed deeds attached; consent forms signed by all owners; a map of existing and proposed property lines; legal descriptions prepared by a licensed surveyor; payment of any required fees; and compliance with any requirement(s) by the city attorney. Councilmember Stonie Hamilton seconded the motion and the council voted 4-0 to carry it.
The motion was procedural in nature: it authorizes the mayor to finalize the adjustment once all deliverables are received and legal review conditions are met. The minutes do not specify the identity of the property owners, the acreage involved, or a timeline for submission of the documents. The council did not record any amendment to the motion during the meeting.
