Res 2011-087/Hays County never got it approved at their commissioner’s court at the time **Aproved agreement - Use Res 2012-96**

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ATTACHMENT "A" §3.03. Construction of Public Roadways Public Roadways shall be considered public infrastructure, subject to the requirements of Chapter 731. Unless interim authorization for construction is obtained under Chapter 731, construction of public roadways shall not commence until such time as a Development Authorization has been issued by the County on an Application filed under these Regulations. §3.04. Connections to Public Roadways under the Jurisdiction of Other Entities Certain Regulated Roadways and appurtenances governed by these Regulations may require connection to or construction on or within the right -of -way of public roadways under the jurisdiction of other public entities, including the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT), or any other authorized state or federal government entity. All construction and access to these roadways conducted in conjunction with a development authorized under these Regulations shall comply with the requirements of the entity having jurisdiction over the affected public roadway. Sub - Chapter 4 - Private Roadways §4.01. General Requirements for Private Roadways All private roadways qualifying as Regulated Roadways (Regulated Private Roadways) shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the standards in Chapter 721, Subchapter 5 for Public Roadways. All Regulated Private Roadways shall have a surface suitable for all- weather access to all portions of the proposed development served by such Regulated Private Roadway. §4.02. Criteria for Determining Private Roadway Status Regulated Private Roadways shall be permitted only in conjunction with a development approved under these Regulations if they satisfy each of the following criteria: (A) The person(s) responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Regulated Private Roadway has executed an agreement with the Commissioners Court acknowledging responsibility for such operation and maintenance; (B) The executed agreement includes financial assurance, as required by the Commissioners Court; and, (C) Lots within the development served by the Regulated Private Roadway shall have an average size greater than 5 acres; or. The Commissioners Court has entered into an approved Development Agreement with the Owner or Permittee regarding the development of a master - planned community of no fewer than fifty (50) residential Lots. §4.03. General Requirements for Maintenance of Private Roadways Development Authorizations that include the use of Regulated Private Roadways shall be subject to a maintenance agreement with the County. The person(s) responsible for maintenance under the agreement may be the Owner of the Subject Property, the Permittee, or another person or entity acceptable to the County. The following provisions apply to Regulated Private Roadways: (A) The following note shall be conspicuously displayed on the Record Documents filed in conjunction with the Development Authorization: