Municue

Santiago del Valle Grant

location
3 mentions across 2 events
The Santiago del Valle Grant is a Mexican-era land grant in southeastern Travis County, Texas, awarded to Santiago del Valle, an official of Coahuila y Texas, and recorded as an abstract survey in Travis County land records. Much of the granted acreage lies in and around present-day Austin and the unincorporated community of Del Valle, which takes its name from the grant. Because it is a original survey of record, the grant is routinely cited in metes-and-bounds legal descriptions for property within its boundaries, which is why it appears in City of Austin right-of-way vacation, land acquisition, and development items.
2 eventsLast active Tracked since $1.2M city spending

Mention Frequency

Topic Distribution

Topics

development (3)
policy (2)
transportation (2)
utilities (1)
parks (1)
budget (1)

Roles

mentioned (3)
View network map

Loading network map…

Activity Timeline

September 2026

Consent

Authorize acquisition of approximately 6.579 acres of land near Slaughter Creek from Anders M. and Lisabeth P. Rasmussen for park and recreation purposes, at a cost not to exceed $1,210,000 including closing costs.

…property to the north of Onion Creek Subdivision, being 3.255 acres out of the Santiago Del Valle Grant Survey, Travis County, Texas and 3.324 acres out of Lot 128, Block C, Parkside…

$1.2M

July 2026

Consent

Approves an ordinance to vacate and convey Edwin Lane right-of-way to Dog’s Head Land JV, Ltd., subject to future right-of-way dedication. The applicant will pay and reimburse all associated costs.

Approve an ordinance vacating approximately 232,205 square feet (5.3307 acres) developed right-of-way being part of that certain tract of land containing out of the Santiago del Valle Grant, Abstract

Consent

Approves an ordinance to vacate and convey a portion of Hergotz Lane to Dogs Head Land JV, Ltd., subject to future wastewater easement and right-of-way dedication requirements. The applicant will pay and reimburse all associated costs.

Approve an ordinance vacating approximately 126,437 square feet (2.9026 acres) of developed right-of-way being part of that certain tract of land out of the Santiago del Valle Grant, Abstract No. 24 o