Ellis County is abuzz with the prospect of expansion as county officials are set to weigh in on the proposed subdivision of acreage within its borders. The Ellis County Commissioners’ Court has slated a meeting to deliberate on a replat application that seeks to carve out a new residential lot from the existing Irwin Branch Addition. The said property, which amounts to a considerable 4.019 acres, is earmarked for a division to yield Lot 1R-A & 1R-B, as per Ellis County, Texas.
The subject property is recorded under Cabinet B Slide 26 in the Plat Records of Ellis County, Texas, and it is situated within the extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) of Waxahachie, falling under Road and Bridge Precinct No. 4. The specifics of the application point to the southwest corner of Marshall Road and FM 664, an area that locals might know well as it contributes to the community's profile.
For those with a stake or mere curiosity in this development, the Ellis County Commissioners' Court will hold a session on January 23 at 2:00 PM. Taking place in the historic confines of the county courthouse, on its second floor at 101 West Main Street in Waxahachie, the meeting promises to be a pivotal forum for discussing the future use of local land. The County's Department of Development, which is currently fielding inquiries about the replat, is prepared to offer more details to residents and interested parties who reach out either via phone at 972-825-5200 or through email at [email protected].
