CIRDJ•:R Nn. 21.35F,
APPROVAL, OF PLACING RSTES COTTAGE ROAD
}SACK ON THE, K1,:RR COUNTY MA.INTFNANt~E ROAD :GIST
On t-.hi s the 1.:}t eiay of Marr_.h 1.994, upon motion made by
Commi >:i.onc,r Oehler, ::eronded by Commissioner Lar,}cey, the
Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-e-8, to ~,larF~ Estes
Cottage Road bark on the K~r. r County Ma:i.ntenanr..e Road li_::~t
with the road being a~~prnximatPly 31.2,.5 feet. of road.
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Mountain Home, TX 78058
Ph. {210)866-3139
February 1, 19911
Mr. Bruce Oehler
H.C.R. 7
Box 55c
Ingram, TX 78025
Re: Letter of Intent
Dear Mr. Oehler,
Perhaps I should have placed the letter of intent, which I
had with me this morning when I met with the Court, on your
place at the desk. As set forth in the enclBSed letter of
intent, we are giving an easement of 30 feet in width and
extending 312.5 feet to the North line of old Texas State
Highway #27.
All new right of ways for roads coming into the Kerr County
system of roads should be 40 feet in width.
I d® not think this parcel should be considered as a new
right of way; inasmuch as it was put into the County Roads
system for construction and maintenance back in 19I~8, some
115 years ago. Since this short county road was jtst over-
looked when other county r®ads were reported for inclusion
in the unified system, it seems only reasonable that it
should be handled as coming under "the grandfather clause".
Likely other existing county roads which were built, paved
and maintained for more than tt5 years were not required to
extend their right of ways by 10 feet.
This right of way has never been fenced and I'd guess never
will be. With as little traffic experienced, maintenance
should be light.
The following street or road names were given to Mr. Frank
Felts in their order of preference: Bethel Way, Hummer Haven,
Immanuel Dr. Some other names were deleted as already taken.
If further action on my part is needed, please, advise. Since
this very short little read, long-standing in the county road
system, has served well with a 3~ ft. right of way it is my
hope it may continue to do s®.
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Sinc, ~1 yours
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Attention Mr. Oehler:
A further word may be needed to my letter to you of 2/1/9~t.
If my reasoning is not sound concerning this right ®f way as
1 ong standing and not some new work coming into the county
road system and therefore under the 30 ft. right ®f way guide-
line in practice ~i5 years ago, please, give me a call. Of
course I prefer to give the 30 ft. easement, 3s others did
whose right of ways were included in the 19~ unified system.
BUT... I will not quibble over seven one hundredths of an acre.
Should the Commissioners not $ee this as an old roadway and
therefore under the earlier guidelines and deserving the same
treatment as given those not overlooked, then let me know this.
I have checked and was unable thus far, to find a model easement
in the County records that I could use. If I am to persue this
further, please, let me know.
I will be awaiting further Nord from you. Thank you for your
presentation to the court this a.ru.
Just think .....this little for~:otten or overlooked road is
going to get a sign with a NAME aft e' all these years....
Att. Mr. Bruce Oehler, County Commissioner for Precinct ~
Kerr County, Texas
This is a letter of intent to give an easement on a 30 foot strip
of land extending 312.5 feet as described in the attached field notes
and accompanying plat prepared by County Surveyor, F.M, Kuykendall.
The instrument is dated Sept. 21, 1948 and directed to W.H. Purr,
County Commissioner, Kerrville, Kerr Co., Texas.
The above tract contains 0.21 acre of land.
we, tre owners of the parcel through which this road passes make this
letter of intent on February 1, 1991.
Loy S Estes
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Though this little road in the County Road system for more than !~5
years and apparently overlooked when the others were included in the
1986 listing, its need for a name brought this to our attention in 1993•
S~T~. OF TE}~S
COLTN!'Y OF I~RR
'T'his instnm~.nt was acknowledged before me on February 1, 1994 by
Lo~~ S. Estes and Betty J. Estes.
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STATE LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR
F. M. KUYKENDALL
COUNTY 8URVEYOR
KERRVILLE. KERR COUNTY, TEXAS
W. H. r'urr,
county c;o,~imissioner,
Kerrville, Kerr Co., Tex.
r'IEi~D NOTES to a parcel of land out of original Sur. x#656,
John 1~illings, situated in Kerr County, Texas about 16 miles
T~J.50°0'~J. of Kerrville its eo~nty seat.
i:,EGINNIPIG at a point in the South line of the right of way
of the newly located Texas State Highway ,~41, this point be-
ino 1~~.9 feet South and feet 5.36°25'E. of the N. 4Y. cor-
ner of said Sur. ~tb5b, G fillings;
THEi~TCE with the center line of a~U foot strip of land South
312.5 feet to the PJorth line of old Texas St+te Highway ~2'],
tYiis strip to be .1~' feet wide on each side of this center
line and to be use for rand purposes only.
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This tract containing 0.21 re of land.
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Var. 10°E.
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I, ~,. 14I. Kuykendall, a licensed land surveyor of
Texas do certify that these field notes and accompaning plat
represent the results of an actual survey made on the ground
by me and that they do truly describe the property in question.
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County Su	//eyor,	Kerr co., Tex.
Sept. 21,	iy4~.	
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