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Council approves development agreement to advance Stone Ridge phase two

Navasota City Council · April 13, 2026

Summary

The council approved a development agreement with Continental Homes of Texas LP addressing public improvements, capacity reservation fees and TxDOT phasing for Stone Ridge phase two, a planned 220‑lot subdivision; Council member Mr. Hope moved and Mr. Gessner seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

The Navasota City Council unanimously approved a development agreement with Continental Homes of Texas LP on April 13 that outlines public improvements, utility capacity reservation fees and the phasing schedule for TxDOT‑required road work for Stone Ridge phase two.

A city presenter described the agreement as the final administrative steps needed to move the phase forward and said it clarifies how capacity in the city's utility systems will be reserved and paid for as the subdivision develops. Council member Mr. Hope formally moved to approve the agreement; "I move that we approve the development agreement between Continental Homes of Texas LP and the city of Navasota," he said. Council member Mr. Gessner seconded the motion and the council voted in favor with no opposing votes.

The agreement applies to a planned residential subdivision described in the agenda as a 220‑lot development in Grimes County; council discussion focused on phasing for public improvements and ensuring required TxDOT work is scheduled as part of the developer's buildout. Staff will proceed with implementation steps outlined in the agreement.

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