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Commissioners approve multiple subdivision-exemption certificates, including family transfers and estate split
Summary
The court approved several certificates of exemption from subdivision requirements for private land divisions in multiple precincts, including transfers among Bluda siblings and an estate split for the Alley family resulting in three 131-acre tracts with easement agreements.
During the Aug. 10 session, the commissioners approved a series of certificates of exemption from subdivision requirements for multiple property owners across precincts. The items approved included exemptions for Bobby Mokachek (15-acre survey from a larger tract with direct road access), Bridal Little (17-acre survey off a 24-acre tract with FM-530 access), multiple Bluda siblings dividing a 35-acre tract, and an estate split for the Doris Faye Alley property that will result in three roughly 131-acre parcels with an attached easement agreement.
Planning staff confirmed each parcel met statutory exemption criteria (direct road access or family transfers within the allowed degree). The court moved and passed the motions for each exemption individually.
