Lake Valley Estates re-plat and plat revision
Summary
A 68-lot private subdivision behind the subdivis restaurant got its final plat approved.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Subdivision regulation updates may affect administrative and developer costs.
Future lot buyers and the developer.
Developers facing stricter rules might experience increased project costs.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Commissioners Court — Regular Meeting — 2026-10-26
A public hearing was scheduled on a re-plat of Lake Valley Estates Block 6, Lot 1, along with a Tier II plat revision application by Chad Allemond for the same lot in Precinct 3. This affects how that property can be developed and subdivided.
Commissioners Court — Regular Meeting — 2026-09-28
Three lot-split replats — Presidents Park Lot 20, Wood Valley Acres Lot 144, and The Crossroads Lot 10 — were conditionally approved. Commissioners told applicants not to bring plats back without all signatures.
Commissioners Court — Regular Meeting — 2026-08-24
A 68-lot private subdivision behind the subdivis restaurant got its final plat approved.
Commissioners Court — Regular Meeting — 2026-04-13
The county held a public hearing and adopted revised subdivision regulations to better manage local growth and development standards.
Related development
Utility Permit #887 — Sunko Water Supply Corporation
The permit concerns utility infrastructure work along two county roads.
Lake Valley Estates Re-Plat, Block 6, Lot 1 of Unit 1
Splits one large lot into four — routine subdivision business, but neighbors had a chance to object and didn't.
Tier II Development — Lake Valley Estates Unit 1, Block 6, Lot 1 plat revision
The plat revision affects the layout and development of the lot in the Lake Valley Estates subdivision.
Wood Valley Acres, Lot 144 replat
Another lot split in a rural subdivision, contingent on completed paperwork.
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