The Lago Vista Board of Adjustment convened on September 8, 2025, to address a significant special exception request from LTX Holdings Incorporated. The request seeks to exceed the maximum height limitations for a single-family residence at 21413 Bison Trail, a matter that has been pending since January due to prior notification issues.

During the meeting, the board confirmed that all necessary notices had been sent out, despite a typographical error in the agenda. City Attorney Brad Bullock assured the board that the legal description was correct, allowing them to proceed with the hearing. The board was informed that one public comment was in favor of the project, while at least two residents expressed opposition, citing concerns about potential obstruction of views and impacts on property values.

Public comments highlighted the apprehensions of nearby residents, including concerns from Steve Colwell, who argued that the proposed two-story structure would overlook his home and diminish its value. Another resident, Thomas Miller, reiterated that multiple objections had been submitted, emphasizing community opposition to the height increase.

The board engaged in discussions about the implications of the height variance, weighing the residents' concerns against the applicant's request. The meeting concluded with a commitment to further evaluate the situation, ensuring that all voices are heard before making a final decision. The board plans to revisit the matter in future sessions, aiming to balance development interests with community concerns.