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Bell County · week of August 30, 2026
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0 yes, 1 no
Russell Schneider (no)
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Watch this moment →Burgundy Lane, Precinct 3
Subdividing 2.02-acres from an 88.8-acre tract, pending resolution of road maintenance and prescription status.
tabled (5-0) · still tabled
Track this project →Rosebud Road, Precinct 3
Subdividing a 1.756-acre lot from a larger tract near the county line.
approved (5-0) · still approved
Track this project →West Village Road and Salado School Road, Salado ETJ
Combining two lots into a two-lot subdivision on 7.201 acres within the village of Salado ETJ.
approved (5-0) · still approved
Track this project →The county extended its outdoor burn ban through September 21 as extreme drought conditions and high KBDI indices create severe wildfire risks across Bell County.
What it means: All Bell County residents and property owners.
Follow this issue →The court approved a $529,112 engineering contract with Freese and Nichols for low water crossings on Wild Mountain Road, sparking debate over project costs and taxpayer value.
What it means: Involves an expenditure of $529,112 from precinct funds.
Follow this issue →Commissioners approved nearly $394,000 in additional funds for right-of-way acquisition and bridge engineering on the Riverside Trail project to address floodplain design challenges.
What it means: Adds $394,020 to the Riverside Trail project costs, bringing total expenditures near $6 million.
Follow this issue →Commissioners approved nearly $394,000 in additional funds for right-of-way acquisition and bridge engineering on the Riverside Trail project to address floodplain design challenges.
What it means: Adds $394,020 to the Riverside Trail project costs, bringing total expenditures near $6 million.
Follow this issue →City Council · Tuesday, September 8
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →City Council · Monday, September 21
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Published by OpenTexas. 1 meeting covered.
The court approved a $529,112 engineering contract with Freese and Nichols for low water crossings on Wild Mountain Road, sparking debate over project costs and taxpayer value.
What it means: Involves an expenditure of $529,112 from precinct funds.
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