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Burnet County · week of September 19, 2026

4 developments and 4 issues moved in Burnet County

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Development activity

  • The Ranch on Lake LBJ Phase 3 Replat

    The Ranch on Lake LBJ, Phase 3

    A request to replat lot 1 into two separate lots, 1-A and 1-B.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Mint Creek Subdivision

    1400 block of CR 323A

    Final plat approval for a private 3-lot subdivision on 22.81 acres.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Moonlight Bend Phase 1 Replat

    Moonlight Bend, Phase 1

    A replat of lots 46, 47, and 48 to accommodate a large oak tree in the roadway.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Grandview Beach Estates Unit No. 2 Replat

    Grandview Beach Estates, Unit No. 2

    A request to replat lots 6 and 8 into a single combined lot known as lot 6A.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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Also discussed

  • Subdivision and Replat Requests

    The county is reviewing multiple property replats—including combining lots and shifting boundaries to save a large oak tree—along with a final plat for the 3-lot Mint Creek Subdivision. These decisions shape local residential growth and ensure compliance with county road and environmental standards.

    What it means: Property owners seeking lot consolidation or development approval, and future residents of Mint Creek Subdivision.

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  • CAMPO Regional Transportation Plan & Committee Appointments

    County leaders are reviewing CAPCOG's draft transportation plan for Burnet County and making key committee appointments to shape future road and highway projects.

    What it means: Burnet County motorists and residents who will experience improved regional traffic flow and infrastructure investments.

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  • FY27 Indigent Defense Grants and Regional Contracts

    The county is considering accepting over $1.7 million in state grants for the regional public defender's office and renewing various jail housing and task force agreements.

    What it means: Acceptance of the TIDC grants involves county matching funds totaling over $645,000 across multiple grant categories.

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  • Tourism Promotion and Holiday Lighting Contracts

    The county is distributing hotel/tax occupancy funds to local chambers of commerce for tourism promotion and approving a contract for holiday lighting.

    What it means: Local chambers of commerce, tourism-dependent businesses, and county residents enjoying seasonal holiday displays.

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