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TPIA Request — Citizen Communication Policy & Road Transfer Records

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On March 2, 2026, a Texas Public Information Act (Texas Government Code Chapter 552) request was submitted to the Village of Briarcliff seeking public records in seven categories related to the citizen communication policy, the BPOA-to-Village road transfer, road maintenance expenditures, and February 25, 2026 meeting materials.

This page documents the request, the Village’s response, and the source documents produced.


Source Documents

Request & Response

DocumentDateDescription
Original TPIA Request (PDF)March 2, 2026Seven-category request emailed to Village Secretary Amber Rowe
Cost Estimate Letter (PDF)March 17, 2026Initial itemized estimate from Bojorquez Law Firm: $36 electronic / $41.40 paper (54 pages, 2 hours labor)
Amended Cost Estimate Letter (PDF)March 20, 2026Amended estimate after requestor asked for “Available by Website” items to be included: $72 electronic / $79.60 paper (76 pages, 4 hours labor)
Document Production (PDF)Received March 202654-page production — emails, citizen communication policies from other cities, request-to-speak form, meeting agenda

”Available by Website” — Road Transfer Documents

In the March 17 cost estimate, the Village stated that certain Category 4 items (road maintenance agreements, budgets/timelines) and all of Category 5 (road transfer meeting materials and board deliberations) were “identifiable and readily available” on the Village website. The requestor replied that several of those documents could not be located online and asked that they be included in the electronic production. In the March 20 amended cost estimate, the Village reclassified several Category 5 sub-items — including road condition assessments, fiscal impact analyses, legal opinions, and BPOA correspondence — from “Available by Website” to “No Responsive Documents.” The following documents were ultimately provided:

DocumentDateDescription
Road Transfer Deed (PDF)August 9, 2023Deed Without Warranty transferring all roads and easements (Sections 1–17) from BPOA to the Village, recorded via Austin Title Company
BPOA Road Maintenance Agreement (PDF)Executed 2024Road Maintenance Agreement for BPOA to provide right-of-way maintenance services to the Village; term through February 28, 2025 with auto-renewal
January 2023 Minutes (PDF)January 25, 2023Regular monthly meeting minutes
March 2023 Minutes (PDF)March 29, 2023Regular monthly meeting minutes
April 2023 Minutes (PDF)April 26, 2023Regular monthly meeting minutes — road transfer discussed
May 2023 Minutes (PDF)May 31, 2023Regular monthly meeting minutes
June 2023 Minutes (PDF)June 28, 2023Regular monthly meeting minutes — Mayor authorized to execute transfer documents

Note

This page presents the factual record of the TPIA request and response. All source documents are linked above for independent review.