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Marble Falls denies two petitions to release CR 401 N properties from extraterritorial jurisdiction

Marble Falls City Council · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Council denied two petitions to remove 2.45- and 2.06-acre parcels on CR 401 N from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction; both denials carried 5-0 following property owner presentations and executive session.

Property owners petitioned the council to release two Burnet County tracts from the City of Marble Falls' extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ): a 2.45-acre tract at 1720 CR 401 N (Property ID 115838) and a 2.06-acre tract at 1740 CR 401 N (Property ID 107398). The council considered the petitions after convening to executive session and denied both petitions by unanimous 5-0 votes.

Jennifer Hugonnett, the owner associated with the 1720 CR 401 N petition, addressed the council during the open session portion. Councilmember Dee Haddock moved to deny the first petition, seconded by Councilmember Griff Morris; Haddock moved to deny the second petition and Mayor Pro-Tem Craig Magerkurth seconded. The minutes do not record the petitioners' full arguments; the minutes record only that the council denied both requests.