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17.A • NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with Chapter Hidalgo County (Hidalgo County)

AI-103828: 1. Final Approval With Financial Guarantee a. East MGM Ranches Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Homer Garza) (Tower Road & Curry Road) b. Lavenia Crossing Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Cascabel Estates, Inc.) (Curve Road & Dillon Road) c. Pueblo De Palmas No. 30 Subdivision- Pct. 1 (Research Tax Management, Inc.) (Mile 14 ½ Road & F.M. 88) 2. Final Approval a. McWes

Presented in: Hidalgo County Commissioners Court - July 07, 2026 on 2026-07-07
Meeting Agenda PDF

Official Roll-Call Vote

Restrains Gov't • 7.1/10 Impact Weight
PASSED (5 - 0)
“AI-103828: 1. Final Approval With Financial Guarantee a. East MGM Ranches Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Homer Garza) (Tower Road & Curry Road) b. Lavenia Crossing Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Cascabel Estates, Inc.) (Curve Road & Dillon Road) c. Pueblo De Palmas No. 30 Subdivision- Pct. 1 (Research Tax Management, Inc.) (Mile 14 ½ Road & F.M. 88) 2. Final Approval a. McWes ”

Staff Report & Agenda Item Details

AI-103828 1. Final Approval With Financial Guarantee a. East MGM Ranches Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Homer Garza) (Tower Road & Curry Road) b. Lavenia Crossing Subdivision - Pct. 4 (Cascabel Estates, Inc.) (Curve Road & Dillon Road) c. Pueblo De Palmas No. 30 Subdivision- Pct. 1 (Research Tax Management, Inc.) (Mile 14 ½ Road & F.M. 88) 2. Final Approval a. McWes Estates Subdivision - Pct. 1 (McWes Development, LLC.) (Mile 1 East Road & Mile 4 North Road) b. OTI Subdivision No. 2- Pct. 1 (S2 Developers, LLC.) (Mile 1 East Road & Mile 6 Road) c. Texan Crossing Subdivision - Pct. 3 (Mark Fryer, Inc.) (Texan Road & Mile 6 North Road) d. La Villita Estates No. 4 Subdivision - Pct. 1 (Amaja Land, LLC.) (Mile 10 North Road & Victoria Road)

Bastiat Liberty & Property Rights Analysis

This motion is scored as RESTRAINS_GOVERNMENT (Impact Weight: 7.1/10). Under the Bastiat Liberty Watchdog Index, voting YES on measures that cap or reduce ad valorem tax burdens, expand taxpayer exemptions, retire debt early, enforce competitive bidding caps, or remove regulatory/zoning barriers to private property rights earns a positive Pro-Liberty score.