Subdivision Regulations .pdf - Approved 1-24-2022.
Subdivision regulations include Manufactured Home Rental Communities and RV parks
There is an $81 filing fee due to the County Clerk’s office at the time the plat is submitted to Commissioners Court for Consideration. There is also a review cost per regulations due at time of the plat submission.
Plat Application is located in the Subdivision Regulations, starting on page 79.
Items needed to submit plat for consideration:
- 1 - Tax Certificate (obtained from the Tax Office)
- 2 - Mylars
- 2 - Paper copies
- 1 - $81.00 to Burleson County Clerk for the recording fee (check or money order) Fees for plat submittal and the recording fee must be submitted on separate checks / money orders.
*Platting fee is due at time of original plat submittal. If submitting a preliminary plat, plat fee is due at time of preliminary plat submittal. (Approved 4-11-2022) This fee is to be made out to Burleson County. Fees for plat submittal and the recording fee must be submitted on separate checks / money orders.
- Subdivision Plat - $3,000 + $100 per lot
- Simplified Plat - $100
Access Permit for Driveway on County Right-of-Way
Subdivision Exception - There is a $50 filing fee due to the County Clerk's office at the time the exception form and plat are submitted to Commissioners Court for Consideration. (approved Commissioners Court 11-14-22)
Steps to Road/Street Naming in Burleson County for Developers - proposed road names must be reviewed by the Burleson County Addressing Coordinator to determine if the proposed road name follows the Burleson County Addressing Standards and Procedures. Submitting a list of proposed road names prior to submitting the plat for approval with commissioner’s court or city council is advised to prevent delays should the road name(s) need to be changed due to conflicts with County Addressing Standards and Procedures.
- It is the responsibility of the developer to request mapping of any newly established roads that are part of a new development/subdivision. All roads must be mapped, named, and go through a thorough validation process before an address can be issued. This process can take 3-4 weeks.