DeWitt CAD Resolution 2024-01 Reappraisal Plan Source Record

Direct answer for mineral owners

DeWitt CAD links a 57-page 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan whose PDF page 2 displays Resolution 2024-01 and an August 20, 2024 adopted date. A separate one-page notice displayed a hearing scheduled for that date. Preserve each source and page locator separately; neither document proves hearing occurrence, legal compliance, property treatment, mineral value, tax, protest, offer, or sale outcome.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• Start at the current DeWitt CAD Data and Records page and preserve the exact linked plan URL as a separate source object.
• Record the 57-page file identity and full-file hash before using the page-1 cover or page-2 resolution locator.
• Treat Resolution 2024-01 as a page-located source observation and do not reproduce the displayed names or signatures.
• Keep the one-page public-hearing notice separate and describe only the scheduled date, time, and place it displays.
• A notice does not prove delivery or occurrence, and a resolution page does not let this article decide compliance, authority, validity, or legal effect.
• Stop before interpreting the plan body or applying it to a property, appraisal, tax, protest, mineral value, offer, or sale decision.

Resolution-source boundary. This page preserves the current official DeWitt County Appraisal District publisher relationship, exact 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan file, cover locator, literal Resolution 2024-01 page locator, displayed adopted date, separate public-hearing notice, complete-file hashes, and retrieval provenance. It does not reproduce names or signatures, authenticate a document or signer, prove a hearing occurred, decide compliance or legal effect, interpret the plan body, apply a plan to a property, review an appraisal or tax, direct a protest, estimate mineral value, evaluate an offer, advise a sale, or promise a result. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official DeWitt CAD Resolution 2024-01 source chain has four distinct objects: the publisher page, the linked plan container, the resolution locator inside that file, and a separate hearing notice. Keep all four roles separate. The shared date does not merge the documents or prove that an event, delivery, legal requirement, or property result occurred.

Start with the current publisher page

Begin at the DeWitt CAD Data and Records page. During the recorded 2026-08-28 review, its Reappraisal Plans section displayed a link labeled 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan.

Preserve the publisher-page URL and displayed link label before retaining the document URL. The page establishes the current DeWitt CAD link relationship. It does not supply the resolution text, certify the file, establish legal effect, identify a property, or tell an owner what action to take.

If the publisher page no longer displays the same link, mark source-conflict or not-displayed. Do not silently substitute a search result, saved copy, third-party upload, or similarly named document.

Preserve the exact plan container

The linked DeWitt CAD 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan PDF returned a public PDF response during the recorded review. Complete-file inspection produced this source record:

File-control field	Recorded observation
Displayed cover publisher	DeWitt County Appraisal District
Displayed cover document	Reappraisal Plan
Displayed tax years	2025-2026
Displayed submission line	Submitted for board approval August 20, 2024
PDF pages	57
Retrieved bytes	3,336,232
SHA-256	8753b7ff70e92ef2cd9e8e2c7b050a2a544886908333a4d281013cd3867078e6
Retrieved	2026-08-28

The hash identifies the complete fetched file. It does not prove permanent immutability, authenticity, legal validity, approval, compliance, or applicability to a property. The scanned plan had no usable text layer, so this article uses only bounded observations confirmed by complete-file and page-image review.

Isolate Resolution 2024-01 on PDF page 2

PDF page 2 displays the heading RESOLUTION 2024-01 followed by ADOPTION OF 2025 - 2026 REAPPRAISAL PLAN. It also displays a board-adoption statement and the line ADOPTED this 20th day of August, 2024. Role-labeled signature areas appear below.

This public record preserves the heading, date, and page locator only. It does not reproduce the displayed names, signatures, handwriting, or marks. It does not authenticate a signer or signature, establish authority, prove a quorum, verify a meeting, determine whether amendments existed, or decide the resolution’s legal effect.

Record the locator as plan PDF page 2. Do not call it printed page 2 unless a printed page number is visibly displayed. Do not paraphrase the plan body or turn the resolution locator into an owner checklist.

Keep the hearing notice as a separate source

The separate DeWitt CAD Notice of Public Hearing on Reappraisal Plan returned a one-page public PDF. It matched SHA-256 1feed52673b7865bb9616b71273b3c36b40ebf14f1475c25066449233960bba2 and contained 9,056 bytes during the recorded review.

The notice displayed a hearing scheduled for Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. at the DeWitt County Appraisal Office. It also displayed a statement about distribution of approved-plan copies.

Use scheduled when describing this source. A notice is not proof that the hearing occurred, that a particular person received notice, that delivery was timely, that a quorum existed, that the plan was discussed, or that a legal requirement was satisfied. Those questions require different records and qualified review.

Preserve statute and statewide context without applying it

The Texas Tax Code Chapter 6 source supplies current Section 6.05(i) provenance. The Texas Comptroller Appraisal District Reappraisal Plan publication supplies limited statewide context about reappraisal plans.

Neither source validates the DeWitt plan, resolution, notice, meeting, delivery, adoption process, or result. This article does not interpret a statute, compare a local record to a legal requirement, decide compliance, calculate a deadline, or tell an owner whether a remedy exists.

Keep each source statement attached to its source role:

• the publisher page proves the current link relationship observed on the retrieval date;
• the plan file supplies the complete-file identity and page locators;
• PDF page 2 supplies the literal resolution heading and displayed adopted date;
• the separate notice supplies its scheduled date, time, and place; and
• the statute and Comptroller publication supply general provenance and context only.

Keep this record separate from other DeWitt sources

The DeWitt CAD 2025 G1 annual-report source record owns one countywide annual-report row. The DeWitt CAD 2024-25 MAP review source record owns the Texas Comptroller review report and literal review labels. The DeWitt CAD 2024 ratio-study source record owns the 062-Dewitt district-summary row.

Resolution 2024-01 supplies no fact for those records. Those records do not authenticate, explain, validate, or apply the resolution. Do not combine their dates, values, labels, review outcomes, or document roles.

The Culberson CAD reappraisal-plan adoption source record concerns a different county, file, page structure, meeting locator, and resolution. It is not evidence about DeWitt and is not a template for a legal or compliance comparison.

Use document-control states, not conclusions

Assign one of these states to a retained item:

• source-recorded: the exact URL, file identity, page locator, displayed label or date, and retrieval evidence were preserved;
• not-displayed: the current official source did not visibly display the expected link, label, date, or locator;
• source-conflict: preserved official sources display different identities, dates, page relationships, or document versions;
• controlled-record-stop: continuing would require unreviewed pages, meeting records, notice-delivery evidence, property records, private data, or another controlled source; or
• authorized-human-stop: the question requires an authorized official, attorney, appraiser, tax professional, or another qualified reviewer.

These states do not mean authentic, inauthentic, adopted, rejected, timely, untimely, compliant, noncompliant, valid, invalid, applicable, appraised, taxable, protestable, valuable, fair, or recommended.

Stop before owner-specific use

This source record does not answer how a mineral interest was appraised or what an owner should do. Stop before:

• reproducing names, signatures, handwriting, private data, or meeting records;
• deciding whether the scheduled hearing took place, notice was delivered, a quorum existed, or a deadline was met;
• interpreting, summarizing, operationalizing, scoring, or applying the plan body;
• matching the resolution or plan to an owner, account, parcel, appraisal notice, tax bill, protest, certified roll, mineral roll, lease, well, or royalty statement;
• deciding compliance, authority, authenticity, legal effect, property treatment, appraisal method, tax, protest rights, mineral value, offer quality, or sale terms; or
• contacting an office, submitting a record, making a payment, representing an owner, negotiating, or promising an outcome.

A qualified review may use other records for a different purpose, but that work must preserve its own authority, privacy, evidence, dates, assumptions, and limitations.

Final source-record checklist

Before retaining this record, verify that:

• the official Data and Records page still displays the 2025-2026 plan link;
• the exact linked file still returns as a 57-page PDF or any difference is marked source-conflict;
• the complete-file SHA-256 and byte count were recorded for the fetched copy;
• PDF page 1 and PDF page 2 were visually reviewed without relying on unverified OCR;
• Resolution 2024-01, its adoption heading, and displayed date remain attached to the page-2 locator;
• the hearing notice remains a separate source described only as a notice of a scheduled event;
• no name, signature, legal conclusion, compliance judgment, property application, valuation, offer, or sale recommendation was added; and
• unresolved questions force a controlled-record or authorized-human stop rather than an invented answer.

The useful deliverable is deliberately narrow: one official DeWitt resolution source record with its publisher relationship, complete-file identity, page locators, separate notice, provenance, limitations, and stop conditions intact. It helps a reader locate and cite the correct sources without pretending that they decide a property, appraisal, tax, protest, mineral-value, offer, sale, legal, or compliance question.

Frequently asked questions

Where is DeWitt CAD Resolution 2024-01 displayed?

The current DeWitt CAD Data and Records page links the 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan PDF. In the file retrieved August 28, 2026, PDF page 2 displayed the Resolution 2024-01 heading and an adopted date of August 20, 2024.

Does this source record prove the resolution is legally valid?

No. It preserves the official publisher relationship, file identity, page locator, displayed heading, and date. It does not authenticate a document, signer, signature, meeting, authority, quorum, compliance, timeliness, or legal effect.

What does the separate DeWitt hearing notice display?

The one-page notice displayed a public hearing scheduled for Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. at the DeWitt County Appraisal Office. This article does not infer that the hearing occurred or that notice requirements were satisfied.

Does the reappraisal plan determine how my mineral interest was appraised?

Not from this source record. The article does not interpret or apply the plan body, search a property or account, review an appraisal notice, or decide property treatment, value, tax, protest rights, or another owner-specific result.

Can Resolution 2024-01 be combined with DeWitt ratio-study or annual-report figures?

No. The resolution, ratio study, MAP review, annual-report row, and every property record have different source roles. This article does not combine them, infer that one validates another, or produce a value, benchmark, grade, tax result, offer conclusion, or sale recommendation.

Sources reviewed for this article

• DeWitt CAD, Data and Records (accessed 2026-08-28)
• DeWitt CAD, 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan (accessed 2026-08-28)
• DeWitt CAD, Notice of Public Hearing on Reappraisal Plan (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Legislature, Tax Code Chapter 6 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, Appraisal District Reappraisal Plan (accessed 2026-08-28)