Glasscock CAD 2025-2026 Reappraisal Plan Oil and Gas Reserves Page Locator

Direct answer for mineral owners

In the official 90-page Glasscock CAD 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan PDF, the Oil and Gas Reserves attachment begins with its cover on physical page 31 and continues through physical page 38. Pages 32-38 carry the attachment's internal pages 1-7; physical page 39 begins the Industrial Property attachment. Use pages 31-38 as the bounded citation range, not as a property appraisal, tax, title, valuation, offer, sale, or legal conclusion.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• Start at the official Glasscock CAD Data and Records page and follow the displayed 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan link.
• The verified PDF is 5,547,084 bytes, has 90 physical pages, and has SHA-256 00d4e6db7e122f119fccfa4d838e4df64e86500162b69704e730a914a3356093.
• Physical page 31 is the Oil and Gas Reserves attachment cover; physical pages 32-38 are internally numbered 1-7.
• Physical page 39 starts the Industrial Property attachment and is the visual stop boundary for the oil-and-gas section.
• A page locator does not apply appraisal procedures to an owner, account, lease, well, tract, mineral interest, tax, title, value, offer, sale, or legal issue.

Official-file and page-locator boundary. This page identifies the official Glasscock CAD 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan file and locates one attachment within it. It does not interpret or apply appraisal procedures, search a person or property, expose private data, calculate tax or value, establish ownership or title, evaluate an offer, advise a sale, direct a filing, decide compliance, interpret law, or promise an outcome. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official Glasscock CAD 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan contains an Oil and Gas Reserves attachment on physical pages 31-38 of 90. Physical page 31 is the attachment cover. Physical pages 32-38 are internally numbered pages 1-7. Physical page 39 starts the next attachment, Industrial Property, so it is outside the oil-and-gas range.

Use the complete physical-page range when citing the attachment. Do not use the range alone to infer what procedure applies to a particular owner, account, lease, well, tract, mineral interest, appraisal, tax, title, value, offer, sale, or legal question.

Match the exact plan before citing the attachment

The Glasscock CAD Data and Records page returned HTTP 200 on 2026-08-28 and displayed the plan link. The linked file was retrieved completely and recorded as follows:

Identity field	Verified observation
Publisher	Glasscock County Appraisal District
Artifact	2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan PDF
Direct-file size	5,547,084 bytes
SHA-256	00d4e6db7e122f119fccfa4d838e4df64e86500162b69704e730a914a3356093
Physical page count	90
Oil and Gas Reserves range	Physical pages 31-38
Next attachment begins	Physical page 39, Industrial Property
File format	Unencrypted PDF 1.3; no JavaScript detected

These fields make the source state reproducible. They do not verify a property, owner, account, lease, well, acreage, appraisal amount, tax treatment, ownership, title, market value, offer quality, sale readiness, filing status, compliance result, or legal effect.

Map physical PDF pages to the attachment pages

The attachment uses an internal numbering sequence that differs from the PDF viewer’s physical page number. Preserve both numbers instead of citing an ambiguous “page 1.”

Physical PDF page	Attachment marker	Bounded locator observation
31	Cover	Oil and Gas Reserves; 2025-26 Appraisal Procedures and Reappraisal Plan; dated August 30, 2024; Thomas Y. Pickett & Company, Inc.
32	Internal page 1	First internally numbered attachment page
33	Internal page 2	Continues the same attachment
34	Internal page 3	Continues the same attachment
35	Internal page 4	Continues the same attachment
36	Internal page 5	Continues the same attachment
37	Internal page 6	Continues the same attachment
38	Internal page 7	Attachment timeline and final internally numbered page
39	New cover	Industrial Property attachment begins; stop before this page

The page map is the information-gain job. It lets a reader move from the complete plan to the correct attachment without treating a scanned cover, an internal page number, or an adjacent attachment as interchangeable evidence.

Cite the attachment without overclaiming

A bounded citation to the Glasscock CAD oil and gas reserves reappraisal plan should identify:

1. Glasscock County Appraisal District as the plan publisher.
2. The exact 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan file.
3. Physical page 31 as the attachment cover.
4. Physical pages 32-38 as internal pages 1-7.
5. Physical page 39 as the start of the next attachment and therefore the stop boundary.
6. The retrieval date and complete-file identity when reproducibility matters.

That sequence supports a file-and-page locator. It does not convert the attachment into a universal appraisal rule or a conclusion about a particular mineral interest.

Keep page location and procedure application separate

The attachment’s existence in a public plan does not answer every later question a mineral owner might have.

Reader question	What this locator establishes	What remains outside this article
Where does the attachment begin?	Physical page 31	Why a procedure was selected
Which pages remain inside it?	Physical pages 31-38	Whether every passage applies to a property
Where does it end?	Before physical page 39	The meaning or legal effect of the boundary
Is a specific owner or tract discussed?	No person or property search is performed	Ownership, title, classification, or appraisal facts
Does the range prove value or sale readiness?	No	Market value, offer quality, sale timing, or transaction advice

If the question changes from “where is the attachment?” to “how should this procedure apply here?”, the research purpose and evidence burden have changed. A property-specific review would need separate authorization, privacy controls, current records, qualified appraisal or legal analysis when appropriate, and its own release gate.

Use each official source for one role

The Glasscock County Appraisal District home page supplies the district publisher surface. It does not prove the direct PDF’s byte identity, page count, attachment boundary, or a property result.

The Texas Comptroller Glasscock County directory supplies limited current county and appraisal-district directory context. It is not the source for the scanned plan pages or a conclusion about appraisal, tax, title, value, or a transaction.

Texas Tax Code Chapter 25 supplies official statutory provenance for appraisal-record and appraisal-roll subjects. Texas Tax Code Chapter 23 supplies official statutory provenance for appraisal-method and procedure subjects. This article does not interpret either chapter, decide whether the plan satisfies law, apply a statute to a property, or reach a legal conclusion.

Keep adjacent Glasscock articles in separate lanes

The Glasscock CAD 2025 Annual Report Category G Mineral Definition Page Locator owns a different file, an eight-page annual report, and the category G row on physical page 5. It does not own the biennial-plan attachment.

The Glasscock CAD Mineral Account Appraisal Responsibility Source Locator owns a district home-page statement about appraisal responsibility. It does not own the plan file or physical pages 31-38.

The Glasscock CAD 2025 Certified Mineral Roll ZIP Link Locator owns the Data and Records page’s displayed ZIP-link relationship and its separate retrieval state. It does not own the plan attachment.

Article 257 owns only the exact plan-file identity and the physical-page boundary of the Oil and Gas Reserves attachment. It does not own a Glasscock County value guide, risk checklist, appraisal tutorial, property analysis, offer comparison, or sale recommendation.

Preserve later versions as new source states

For a later retrieval, record:

1. Exact official Data and Records URL after redirects.
2. Exact direct PDF URL after redirects.
3. Retrieval date, time, time zone, and method.
4. HTTP status, final URL, MIME type, and complete-file byte count.
5. Complete-file SHA-256 and physical page count.
6. Physical page of the attachment cover.
7. Physical-to-internal page-number map.
8. First physical page of the next attachment.
9. Confirmation that no person, account, property, private record, appraisal amount, tax amount, value, offer, or transaction fact was searched or inferred.

If any field changes, preserve the newer state separately. Do not silently overwrite the earlier file identity, assume why the publisher changed the plan, or carry the older attachment boundary into a different edition without rechecking it.

Stop when the job requires interpretation

This locator is complete when the official route, exact file identity, physical page count, attachment cover, internal numbering, next-attachment boundary, source roles, and limits are preserved. Stop before:

• applying or interpreting an appraisal procedure for a person, owner, account, property, lease, well, tract, mineral interest, equipment item, or surface interest;
• searching, reproducing, matching, or inferring an address, legal description, ownership record, title fact, appraisal amount, tax amount, protest status, private field, value, offer, or transaction fact;
• deciding appraisal accuracy, tax treatment, ownership, title, market value, offer quality, sale readiness, filing status, district compliance, or legal effect;
• turning the attachment into a county market update, risk score, valuation formula, offer benchmark, or sale recommendation; or
• contacting the district, submitting a form, making a payment, representing an owner, or promising an outcome.

This bounded structure improves traceability, information gain, and citation readiness. It does not guarantee search ranking, indexing, answer-engine retrieval, LLM citation, traffic, leads, or revenue.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Glasscock CAD oil-and-gas attachment begin?

Its cover is physical page 31 of the 90-page PDF. The next physical page starts the attachment's internal page 1.

Which physical pages belong to the Oil and Gas Reserves attachment?

Use physical pages 31-38: the cover on page 31 and internally numbered pages 1-7 on physical pages 32-38.

How can I confirm the attachment's end boundary?

Physical page 38 is internally numbered page 7 and contains the attachment timeline; physical page 39 visibly starts the Industrial Property attachment.

How can I verify that I opened the same plan file?

Use the official Data and Records route and direct PDF link, then compare the 90-page count, 5,547,084-byte size, and SHA-256 recorded here.

Does this page range determine a property appraisal or mineral value?

No. This article only identifies the public file and attachment boundary. It does not apply a procedure, search a property, calculate tax or value, judge an offer, advise a sale, or interpret law.

Sources reviewed for this article

• Glasscock CAD Data and Records page (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Glasscock CAD 2025-2026 Biennial Reappraisal Plan PDF (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Glasscock County Appraisal District home page (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, Glasscock County directory (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Chapter 25 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Chapter 23 (accessed 2026-08-28)