Order No. 10 , 584
Order Closing and Abandoning P~~rtions of the North Fork County
Road, also Known as Old Kerrville-Rocksprings Road, as a
Public Roadway
On this the 20th day of October, 1967, came on to be heard and con-
aide red .by the Court the fact that certain portions of the North Fork County
Road, also known as the old Kerrville-Rocksprings Road, are no longer required
for use by the public as a public roadway due to the construction by the State of
Texas of karm-to-Market Road 1340 from Mo-Ranch westward to a paint west
of the Boneyard Water Hole on the North Fork of the Guadalupe River; and
It further appearing to the Court that as a portion of the consideration for
the granting of various parcels of right-of-way for F. M. Road 1340, Kerr County
did agree to close and abandon certain portions of said zoadway as is evidenced by
the minutes of the Court,
It is ordered on motion by Commissioner Stone ,
seconded by Commissioner Schwethelm and unanimously approved
by the Court that the following portions of the said North Fork County Road are
hereby ordered closed and abandoned as a public roadway for all purposes and
that the lawful owners of the lands underlying said abandoned roadway are hexe-
by authorized to fence and enclose the lands occupied by said abandoned roadway
as follows:
Part I. BEGINNING at a point in Willie Toy Survey No. 703 on the south
side of the river and situated within the 92 acre Lee Wallace Estate property
at a point immediately to the north of the existing entrance gate to the enclosed
portions of said 92 acre tract;
THENCE, running northerly and westerly acrasa portions of Survey 703,
Willie Joy, 1374, W. H. Wilhite and 1031, G. W. T. & P, R. R, Co. , to a
point an the north bank of the Guadalupe River in the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Degartmexlt property and on the south side of F'. M. Road 1340 in the proximity
of Station 120 of the centerline of said roadway.
Yart II. Bk:GINNING at a point in F. M. Smith Survey 1475 just north
of the intersection of the Stowers Ranch Road with the North Pork County Road
at a cattle guard set in the south line of the llr. Eugene T. Standley property
and running norhtwesterly through a portion of said Standley property to a point
on the north side of the Guadalupe River and in the south line of t'. M. Road 1340
in ~. H. Larrimore b"urvey 1355 and in the proximity of Station 171 of the center-
line of said .roadway.
Part IiI. Those portions of the North fork County Road, also kaawn as
the old Kerrville-Rockaprings Raad, lying outside of the right-of-way of r'. Af,.
Road 1340 as now fenced and lying on either side of the fenced right-of-way be-
ginning at Station 171 of the centerline of said roadway and running west bcyoad
the Baneyard Water Hole, where said Farm-to-h4arket Road 134f3 presently ends
at Station 283 of the centerline of said roadway, the sections of county roadway
ao abandoned eanatitnting portions of tike follawing aurvtys: S. H. Larrimore
Survey 1355, G. C. & S. i'. Survey 1549, L. W. Howell Survey 1442, Mary J.
Anderson Survey 1439 and 1k. C1. Spencer Survey lib and toeing variously eaclaaed
in part by L1r. Eugene T. Standiey, Texas Park and Wildlife 1~3epartment, The
Stowers Ranch (I~lational Bank of Commerce, 't'rustee}, sad Feluc k. Kitin; and
It is further ordered tha# a certfied copy of this oader be recorded in the
l3eed Records of Kerr County, Texas.
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Under Closing and Abandoning
portions of the North Fark
County Rnad, also Known as
01d Kerrville-Recksprings R.aad,
as a Public Roadway
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