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County says it cannot re-open road for landlocked landowner

Freestone County Commissioners Court turned down a request from a landlocked property owner to re-open the end of County Road 1131 so she could access her land.
County says it cannot re-open road for landlocked landowner
County Commissioners at their June 5 meeting for help in accessing her land by re-opening the end of County Road 1131. That portion of the road was removed from the official list of county roads made in 2011. County Judge Linda Grant told Hardy the county

Freestone County Commissioners Court turned down a request from a landlocked property owner to re-open the end of County Road 1131 so she could access her land.

The court made this move at its June 5 meeting, when the commissioners also told a construction company to put up bonds on roads it would cross; took a discretionary exemption on obtaining bids to rebuild a bridge; approved the annual bid list; and made other decisions concerning the county’s finances and well-being.

Austin resident Marilyn Hardy, who is the majority owner of a landlocked property in Freestone County, attended the meeting to request that the end of County Road 1131 be re-opened.

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