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Navarro County Planning & Development Director
Stanley Young, CFM

Email: syoung@navarrocounty.org

601 N. 13th St., Suite 1
Corsicana, TX 75110
Phone: (903) 875-3311

Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(closed for lunch 12-1)

Administrative

Melinda Ferguson
Email: mferguson@navarrocounty.org

NOTE: Navarro County provides map information as a public service on an "as is" bases. While we strive to provide accurate and timely information, the County makes no guarantee or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or timelines of the information contained within. Should be used for informational purposes only.

Navarro County Commissioner Precincts

Navarro County Fire Districts

Richland Chambers Lake Shore Area Zoning

Navarro County School Districts

Navarro County Incorporated Cities

TRWD Wastewater Jurisdiction

Navarro Soil & Water Conservation Sites

Stanley Young, CFM

Email: syoung@navarrocounty.org

Lake Planning & Zoning Land Development

Richland Chambers Lakeshore Area Zoning Ordinance
Ordinance-2022-01 Planned Developments - Changes and Amendments
Residential Building Permit Checklist (inside 5,000 foot zoning jurisdiction around Richland Chambers Lake)
Specific Use Permits
Zoning District Change
Communication Tower Ordinance
Flood Damage Prevent Court Order
Open Meeting Minutes

Subdivision and Re-plat Requirements

Navarro County Subdivision Manual
Navarro County Plat Application Requirements
Plat Filing Requirements
Waiver of Takings Impact Assessment (not required for Re-plats)
Re-plat Applications
Subdivision Applications - Final Plat Application
Certification of Groundwater Availability Form-20982
Plat Attesting Form-20983
Official Plat Language
Fire Suppression Amendment
Application for Property Adjustment
Letter of No Objection Request Form
SWCD Encroachment Policy

Helpful Links

Groundwater Availability Certification

Local Government Code 232

Addressing Coordinator
Osha Joles

Email: ojoles@navarrocounty.org

911 Addressing / Floodplain Development Permits (unincorporated areas of Navarro County)

Construction - Temporary Project Address Application (outside of 5,000 foot zoning jurisdiction around Richland Chambers Lake)
GPS Can't Find Me List
Addressing Standards and Procedures
Road Naming Policy
Private Road Name Request Form
Private Road Name Change Form

OSSF Inspector
Randall Blackwell

Email: rblackwell@navarrocounty.org

OSSF Permits

Navarro County Commissioners

Court Order Governing Culverts and Application

Court Order Regulating Residential Construction

Fees

Effective May 26th, 2026

OSSF Program:

Single Family Residence: $600.00
Aerobic units 500 gpd $600.00
Aerobic units over 500 gpd $600.00
All nonresidential $600.00
Subdivision application OSSF review $600.00
Re-inspection 1⁄2 of original fee

Development Permits:

Development Permit $300.00
(outside of the 5,000 sqft zoning area of R/C Lake)
Wrecking, Salvage Yards $25.00
(state mandated)

Building Permits:

Lake area building permits $0.50 per sq. ft.
(price per sq ft of structural area)

Zoning Applications:

Zoning Change $500.00
Special use permits $500.00
Variance Request $500.00
Temporary Use Permit (RV) $300.00
Sexually Oriented Business $3,000.00

Plat fees:

Subdivision of 5 lots or less $1,500.00
(plus $100.00 per lot)
Subdivision of 6-20 lots $2,500.00
(plus $100.00 per lot)
Subdivision in excess of 20 lots $3,500.00
(plus $100.00 per lot)
Revision of Final plat $500.00
(plus $100.00 per lot)
Engineering Plan Review - The greater of $1,000 or $1.00 per linear foot of new roads/streets/drives (public or private)
Flood Study Review $500.00
(plus cost of 3rd party review, as needed)
Subdivision Inspection Fee:
New Construction - $ 0.50 per linear foot
Existing Road - $ 0.25 per linear foot

Copies:

Plat $50.00
Zoning Ordinance $50.00
Subdivision Regulations $50.00
Maps $50.00

ALL FEES DOUBLE IF CONSTRUCTION BEGINS BEFORE PERMITS ARE ISSUED

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