Case File 26-0791

Applies if: You represent Transmountain 54, LLC, an adjacent landowner, or a party negotiating with the city on this acquisition

Context: The item invoking Texas Government Code, Section 2206.053 was carried unanimously as Item 31 on 2026-07-07 and then unanimously carried to DELETE as Item 30 on 2026-07-21, and neither minutes entry identifies the motion maker, seconder, or a published vote tally.

Recommended: Request the certified minutes and the signed resolution text for both appearances of this item, then determine whether an authorization under Texas Government Code, Section 2206.053 exists of record for the 3.095-acre Transmountain 54, LLC tract or whether the later deletion left no operative authorization. Counsel for the landowner or for the city should resolve this before any condemnation petition or settlement is negotiated on the assumption the resolution stands.

Applies if: You control or are evaluating land near the Resler Drive extension alignment

Context: The resolution to acquire the 3.095-acre Transmountain 54, LLC tract in fee simple for the Resler Drive extension under the 2022 Community Progress Bond appeared twice — carried unanimously on 2026-07-07 and unanimously carried to DELETE on 2026-07-21.

Recommended: Before planning access, frontage, or platting around the Resler Drive extension, confirm with the city real estate office whether fee-simple title to the 3.095-acre portion of Tract 1-A, Nellie D Mundy Survey 243, Abstract 10037 has actually been acquired. The record shows the condemnation authorization was both carried and later deleted, so an alignment you assume is locked in may not have secured right-of-way.

Context: Item 31 was 'Carried unanimously' with a recorded vote of 0-0 on 2026-07-07, and Item 30 was 'Unanimously carried to DELETE' on 2026-07-21, with an asterisk in place of a named motion maker and seconder in both records.

Recommended: The same eminent domain resolution for the Resler Drive extension was carried unanimously at one meeting and then unanimously carried to DELETE two weeks later, with no vote tally published either time. Ask the city clerk and the council office for the audio or video of both items and for the written explanation of the deletion — without it, the public record shows both an approval and a deletion of the same condemnation authority.