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County to vote Tuesday on the final plat for a 69-lot subdivision on Massey Road

Grayson County commissioners will consider recording Gunter Golden Estates, a 55-acre development of 69 homesites on septic, and the developer wants the county to take over its roads.

Quincy Pennington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 5, 20261 min read

Subdivision Approval - illustration, Jake Team LLC

A 69-lot subdivision on the west side of Massey Road is up for final approval from Grayson County commissioners on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

The plat for Gunter Golden Estates covers 55 acres in the John Jennings Survey, south of Bledsoe Road and north of Main Street on the plat's location map. It shows 69 single-family lots on new streets named Oak Meadow Lane, Maple Hill Way, Spring Meadow Way, Forest View Road, Riverstone Crossing and Harmony Trail, plus lots set aside for drainage and detention.

The owner listed is VGC Gunter LLC of Irving, and Corwin Engineering of Allen prepared the plat in October.

Where things stand

A request from the county's Development Services department says the preliminary plat was approved Feb. 11, 2025, and the developer's contract was approved Feb. 3 of this year. Engineering plans have been approved, required construction is complete and the owner has posted the financial guarantee the county requires.

Approval would let the subdivision be recorded in the county deed records. The plat's notes say no lots can be sold until that happens. The developer is also asking the county to accept the streets into its road maintenance system, which needs a separate vote by the court.

Utilities

According to the plat, Mustang Special Utility District will provide water and Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative will supply power. Each home will use an on-site septic system, and lots smaller than an acre need aerobic systems with drip disposal. The county will not maintain street lights or irrigation systems; those will be paid for by property owners through assessments.

Commissioners meet at 10 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom.

Sources

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Quincy Pennington· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Quincy Pennington covers Gunter city hall, the council, and county government.

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