Commissioners approve purchase of Guadalupe River Ranch and adopt resolution authorizing execution; vote 4-0
Summary
After returning from closed session, the court approved purchase of the Guadalupe River Ranch at 614 FM 474, Boerne, and adopted resolution R-20260505-1 authorizing Commissioner Chapman to execute closing documents; votes recorded as 4-0. The purchase price language read into the record contains a garbled large figure and a clearer final-payment line of $11,245,970.79.
After returning from closed session, the Kendall County Commissioners Court took up item 11 and voted to approve the purchase of the Guadalupe River Ranch located at 614 FM 474, Boerne, Texas, using Prop A funding. A motion to approve the purchase and the final payment was made, seconded, and passed on a recorded vote of 4-0 (one judge absent).
In the public audio readback, the purchase-motion language included a large, apparently garbled number followed by a final-payment figure. The clerk read: "I move to approve the final purchase price of the Guadalupe River Ranch located at 614 FM 474 Boerne, Texas 78006 of $11,000,404,111,595 dollars with the claim of $11,245,970.79 for final payment being approved for payments." The record contains that statement verbatim as read; the court subsequently adopted resolution R-20260505-1 authorizing Commissioner Chapman to execute all documents on behalf of Kendall County, and that resolution also passed 4-0.
Because the transcript contains an implausibly large first figure (appearing to be a transcription or readback error), reporters and staff should confirm the intended purchase price and the final-payment schedule with county staff or the county auditor for publication and budget records. The transcript clearly records the adoption of the purchase motion and the resolution authorizing execution.
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