Replat of lot 59 in block one of F FRF estate section five for…
Cooke CountyTexas- Detected
- Sep 29, 2026
- 36 days ago
- Sector
- Public Works
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Replat of lot 59 in block one of F FRF estate section five for septic system accommodation.
The replat is to divide a 1.99-acre lot into two tracks (59A and 59B) to accommodate two septic systems for a home and a shop with living quarters. The original structure was destroyed by a tornado. Inferred: This indicates ongoing construction and development in the area.
From the meeting
- Source
- Cooke County Texas Commissioners Court 9-28-2026
- Meeting date
- September 29, 2026
- Agency
- Cooke County
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