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Res 2014-135/Interlocal with Caldwell County for Subdivision Regulations
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2014-135
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10/6/2014
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relationship. <br />d) a restrictive covenant shall be recorded with the deed prohibiting a secondary sale or further <br />subdivision of the property for a period of ten (10) years without a requirement for compliance with <br />this Development Ordinances. <br />NOTE: The Commissioners Court will consider hardship variances allowing for the removal of this <br />restriction from the property prior to the ten year expiration on a case -by -case basis. <br />2) an Original Tract of Land (a tract of land which existed in its current deeded configuration prior to <br />September 1, 1997); <br />3) a manufactured home rental community, as provided in Section 232.007(C) of the Texas Local <br />Government Code, provided that such developments shall be subject to minimum infrastructure <br />standards which have been established by the County, or are as specified in Section 4.5 and the <br />appendices to this ordinance; <br />4) a judicial partition under a final judgment; <br />5) an acquisition by a governmental or other entity with powers of eminent domain by condemnation <br />proceedings, dedication, or contract and conveyance in lieu of condemnation; or <br />6) a subdivision outside the incorporated limits of a municipality, or a municipality's ETJ, that does not lay <br />out streets, roads (public or private), alleys, squares, parks, or other areas intended to be dedicated to <br />the public use or for the use of purchasers or owners of lots fronting on or adjacent to those areas, <br />provided that all of the divided land: <br />a) is to be used primarily for agricultural use as defined by Section 1 -d, Article III, Texas Constitution, <br />or for farm, ranch, wildlife management, or timber production use, as defined by Section 1 -d, <br />Article III, Texas Constitution; <br />b) consists of lots of more than 10 acres in area; <br />c) is sold to a veteran through the Veteran's Land Board program; <br />d) belongs to the state or any state agency, board, or commission or the permanent school fund or <br />any other dedicated funds of the state; or <br />e) is transferred to persons who owned an undivided interest in the original tract and a plat is filed <br />before any further development of any part of the tract. <br />B) If a proposed division of land meets one of the criteria for an exception to the requirement of platting, at the <br />request of the owner(s) of the land, the County Engineer will issue a letter to the Owner(s) acknowledging <br />the exception in order to facilitate the issuance of permits and approvals by the County or other <br />jurisdictions that are required for the development of or construction of improvements on the land. Prior to <br />issuing the letter, the County Engineer may require certification or documentation that the criteria for the <br />exception are satisfied. If the County Engineer feels that an Exemption Letter is not justified, then the <br />exemption matter shall be sent to the Commissioners Court for determination. <br />C) Even if a particular division of land is not subject to the requirement of platting, aspects of the development <br />and sale of the land will be subject to the following: <br />11 <br />
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