ORDER NO. 16331
STATE OF TEXAS X COMMISSIONERS' COURT
OF
COUNTY OF KERR X KERR COUNTY, TEXAS
On this the 15th day of October 1985, came on to be heard and
considered by the Court, the request of Chas. Schreiner, III,
for an official court finding that the division of 8400 acres,
more or less out of the Y. 0. Ranch in Kerr County, Texas,
said 8400 acres, more or less, being comprised of two tracts
of land, being 5372 acres, more or less, out of the west portion
of the Y 0 Ranch and 3030 acres, more or less, out of the south-
east portion of the Y O Ranch, into smaller tracts of land, as
depicted on the attached two plats, for the purpose of resale
is for agricultural purposes and falls within the exemption
stated in Section 3.16 of the Kerr County Subdivision Rules
and Regulations.
Motion made by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner
Higgins, with Commissioners Higgins, Lich and Guthrie and County
Judge Morriss voting "AYE" and Commissioner Holland "ABSTAINING
FROM VOTING", said motion carrying by a ma~ity ~~'~7/


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MERRIE M. VOEIXEL
October 8, 1985
Commissioners Court of Kerr County, Texas
c/o Commissioner
Precinct 4
Kerr County Courthouse
Kerrville, Texas 78028
Re: Chas. Schreiner, III
Dear Guthrie:
My client, Chas. Schreiner, III, contemplates selling 8,000 to
9,000 acres of land in several parcels, all of which land comprising
part of the Y-O Ranch in Kerr County, Texas. For your information,
attached are surveys of the properties contemplated to be sold by
my client at this time.
An interpretation of Kerr County Subdivision Rules and Regula-
tions defines my client's contemplated action as subdivision; conse-
quently, this letter is offered as Chas. Schreiner, III's request for
an official court finding that such action as herein above-described,
is not a subdivision within the meaning of same as defined by Kerr
County Subdivision Rules and Regulations in as much as such division
of property and subsequent sales are for agricultral purposes.
The facts surrounding the proposed conveyances are as follows:
1) All tracts of land which my client contemplates selling
at this time, would be large acreage tracts of land
with the smallest possible portion being not less than
150 acres. It is my client's desire to sell as few
tracts of land as possible, however at this time that
information is not ascertainable in that buyers are
not on hand.
2) All tracts sold by my client will be sold for agricultural
purposes from my client's point of view.
3) The portion of property on the west side of the Y-O Ranch
would require no roads in as much as all tracts sold will
border State Highway 83.
Reviewing this request, if the court desires further information
or to visit with my clients, please advise. If not, please grant
your order interpreting the action as herein stated as not constituting
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a subdivision as per the Kerr County Subdivision Rules and Regulations.
My client awaits the court's response.
HRJ/ar
Enclosures
cc: Chas. Schreiner, III