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A474-0402 — Plat / Replat in Williamson County, TX

This 518.62-acre boundary verification survey in Jarrell involves three tracts owned by JTX Land Holdings, LLC located along County Road 344, with surveyed metes and bounds descriptions. The document also references a planned development related to Highland Creek with potential corridor projects and environmental features including cave buffers and critical environmental feature buffers. Developers should review the environmental constraints and roadway corridor dedication requirements that may affect development feasibility.

Case number	A474-0402
Type	Plat / Replat
Location	County Road 344, Jarrell, Texas
County	Williamson County
Parcel / legal	Being a 518.62 acre tract of land being out and a part of the E. Ingram Survey, Abstract No. 333, and the E. Davis Survey, Abstract No. 172, situated in Williamson County, Texas, and being three (3) tracts of land described as Tract 1: Called 230.97 acres, Tract 2: Called 32.43 acres, and Tract 3: Called 255.23 acres, conveyed to JTX Land Holdings, LLC in a deed recorded in Document No. 2021132124, Official Public Records, Williamson County, Texas.
Acreage	518.62
Owner	JTX Land Holdings, LLC
Hearing	2026-02-24
Hearing body	Williamson County Commissioners Court
Status	new

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First seen — 2026-07-26: First seen on an agenda (backfilled from our archive) · Williamson County Commissioners Court

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