Glasscock CAD Mineral Account Appraisal Responsibility Source Locator

Direct answer for mineral owners

Use the official Glasscock CAD home page for its dated account-appraisal attributions. On 2026-08-28, the page attributed mineral, utility, and industrial account appraisal to T.Y. Pickett and displayed a separate real-estate and personal-property attribution. Preserve the route, date, scope, and limits. The page does not authenticate a contract, prove completed work, or establish a property, tax, title, value, offer, or transaction fact.

Key takeaways for mineral owners

• The Glasscock CAD home page is the direct official source for the displayed mineral, utility, and industrial account-appraisal attribution.
• The separately displayed real-estate and personal-property attribution prevents the two page-level role statements from being merged.
• A publisher-page attribution does not authenticate a contract, establish legal authority, or prove that work was completed for a particular account.
• The Data and Records page and Comptroller county directory provide navigation or directory context, not property-level appraisal evidence.
• Stop before a property search, private-data access, appraisal judgment, tax calculation, protest direction, title finding, valuation, offer analysis, or sale advice.

Page-level responsibility statement boundary. This page preserves the official Glasscock CAD route and two separate account-appraisal attributions observed there on 2026-08-28. It does not authenticate a contract, establish legal authority, prove completed work, inspect a person or property, judge an appraisal, calculate tax or value, interpret law, decide a protest, establish title or ownership, evaluate an offer, advise a sale, contact an office, submit anything, make a payment, or promise an outcome. MRX provides educational information and resources only and does not buy mineral rights.

The official Glasscock County Appraisal District home page is the direct source for the page-level role statement. In the source state observed on 2026-08-28, the page attributed appraisal of mineral, utility, and industrial accounts to T.Y. Pickett. The page separately attributed real-estate and personal-property account appraisal to Eagle Property Tax Appraisal and Consulting.

Preserve those as two separate publisher statements. They locate what the page said on the retrieval date. They do not authenticate a contract, establish its duration, decide legal authority, prove district compliance, show who performed work on a particular account, or support an owner-specific appraisal, tax, title, value, offer, or sale conclusion.

Start with the exact official page

The source path begins at https://www.glasscockcad.org/. During the recorded review, that route returned HTTP 200 as text/html; charset=utf-8 and displayed district mission, taxing-unit, appraisal, and tax-role context.

Keep the following facts together:

Source-control field	Recorded observation
Publisher	Glasscock County Appraisal District
Exact page route	https://www.glasscockcad.org/
Retrieval date	2026-08-28
HTTP result	200
MIME	text/html; charset=utf-8
First displayed role scope	Mineral, utility, and industrial accounts
First displayed name	T.Y. Pickett
Separate role scope	Real-estate and personal-property accounts
Separate displayed name	Eagle Property Tax Appraisal and Consulting
Property or account search	Not performed
Contract verification	Not performed

The exact route and retrieval date matter because a live page can change. The names are preserved as displayed publisher-page attributions, not as MRX findings about corporate identity, contract status, qualifications, legal authority, currentness, completed work, or responsibility for a specific account.

Keep the two role statements separate

The page places different account categories in two statements. Preserve that separation instead of reducing both to a generic claim about who appraises property in Glasscock County.

Publisher-page lane	Displayed subject categories	What the observation supports
Lane one	Mineral, utility, and industrial accounts	The page-level attribution and its source route
Lane two	Real-estate and personal-property accounts	A boundary against merging the two attributions

Neither lane proves that a named organization appraised a particular owner, account, lease, property, notice, or roll row. Neither establishes the content or correctness of an appraisal. The second lane is included only to show that the publisher distinguished the account categories on the observed page.

Use each official source for one role

The Glasscock CAD Data and Records page supplies official navigation context for public reports and roll categories. It is not evidence for the home-page attribution beyond showing a separate district-controlled resource route. This article does not open a roll, inspect a supporting dataset, read an annual report, or apply a reappraisal plan.

The Texas Comptroller Glasscock County directory supplies limited official county and appraisal-district directory context. It does not establish the home-page wording, authenticate a contract, connect an account to a firm, or validate an appraisal.

Texas Tax Code Chapter 6 supplies current statutory provenance for appraisal-district administration. Texas Tax Code Chapter 25 supplies current statutory provenance for appraisal-record and appraisal-roll subjects. This article does not interpret either chapter, decide whether the page statement satisfies a statute, or apply a provision to a district, contract, person, property, account, appraisal, tax, protest, or transaction.

Do not convert a locator into contract evidence

A public page can identify a role without proving the legal or operational facts behind that role. Keep those evidence classes separate.

Permitted locator statement	Unsupported conclusion
The official page displayed an attribution	The named firm has a current or controlling contract
The page grouped three account categories together	Every account in those categories received an appraisal
A second statement used different account categories	The categories are exhaustive or legally defined
The route returned HTTP 200 on the retrieval date	The wording was unchanged before or after that date
The district directory supplies official context	A directory entry confirms the home-page role statement

This boundary also prevents a reader from treating the page as evidence of qualifications, independence, methodology, accuracy, completeness, legal authority, compliance, or outcome.

Keep property-search activity outside this job

The Glasscock CAD public site includes property-search controls. This source-locator article does not use them. It does not enter or retrieve an owner name, owner ID, property ID, address, legal description, abstract, subdivision, lease name, lease number, value range, protest status, agent, or another criterion.

That stop protects both privacy and meaning. A page-level role attribution and a property-search result are different evidence objects. Combining them could imply a property connection, completed appraisal, ownership, title, tax status, protest status, or value that the publisher page does not establish.

If an authorized later workflow genuinely needs a property record, it requires its own purpose, access basis, privacy controls, retained-evidence rules, source dates, reviewer role, limitations, and professional review. This public article supplies none of those permissions.

Separate this source from adjacent MRX pages

The Dimmit CAD 2025 Mass Appraisal Report Mineral Responsibility Source Map owns a different county, official PDF, complete-file identity, physical-page locators, report date, and evidence chain. It is a useful structural sibling but not evidence about Glasscock County.

The Texas Comptroller County Appraisal District Directory Retrieval Provenance Worksheet owns a bounded one-attempt directory workflow. It does not own the Glasscock CAD home-page attribution.

The Ector CAD 2026 Mineral Appraisal Parameters Source Index owns a separate county, publisher, document, year, and parameters-page map. It supplies no evidence about the Glasscock page.

Article 254 owns only the Glasscock CAD home-page route, its two separate displayed account-category attributions, the 2026-08-28 source date, and the limits on what that source state establishes.

Preserve source drift as a new state

If the publisher changes a name, category, route, page layout, or surrounding statement, create a new observation instead of silently replacing the earlier one.

For a later source state, preserve:

1. Exact official page route after redirects.
2. Retrieval date, time, time zone, and method.
3. HTTP result and MIME type.
4. Exact displayed subject categories and name in each role statement.
5. Enough surrounding publisher context to distinguish the two statements.
6. Retained reference location and reviewer identity.
7. Differences from the earlier state, without inferring the cause.
8. Explicit confirmation that no person, property, account, contract, appraisal, or private record was inspected.

A change can support a statement that the public page differs between two recorded retrievals. It does not by itself prove a contract began or ended, a task changed hands, a prior statement was wrong, or a particular property was affected.

Use a citation-ready answer sequence

A bounded answer about the Glasscock CAD mineral account appraiser should keep each claim next to the exact official source:

1. Name Glasscock County Appraisal District as the publisher.
2. Cite the exact home-page route and state the retrieval date.
3. Attribute the mineral, utility, and industrial account statement to the publisher page.
4. Preserve the separate real-estate and personal-property statement as the role boundary.
5. State immediately that the page observation does not authenticate a contract, prove currentness, establish authority, or connect a firm to a particular property or completed appraisal.
6. Use the Data and Records page, Comptroller directory, and statutes only for their limited navigation, directory, and provenance roles.
7. Stop before property search, private-data access, contract interpretation, appraisal judgment, tax calculation, protest direction, title analysis, valuation, offer review, or sale advice.

That sequence improves source traceability and answer usefulness. It does not guarantee search ranking, indexing, LLM retrieval, citation, traffic, leads, or revenue.

Stop when the question needs more than the page

This source-locator job is complete when the exact publisher route, retrieval date, two page-level role statements, source roles, and limitations are preserved. Stop before:

• authenticating, interpreting, or obtaining a contract;
• searching or exposing a person, owner, address, account, property, lease, legal description, appraisal record, notice, value, tax amount, protest status, or private field;
• inferring qualifications, independence, methodology, current authority, task completion, accuracy, completeness, compliance, or legal effect;
• judging an appraisal, calculating tax or market value, directing a protest, deciding title or ownership, evaluating an offer, recommending a sale, or representing an owner;
• contacting the district or a named organization, uploading or submitting a record, making a payment, or taking another owner-specific action; or
• promising an outcome.

A later authorized workflow would need separate evidence, access controls, privacy protections, professional boundaries, and review. The narrow deliverable here is a citation-ready locator for one dated Glasscock CAD publisher-page attribution and what that attribution does not prove.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Glasscock CAD identify the mineral account appraiser?

The official Glasscock CAD home page displays the account-appraisal attribution in its district and mission context. Preserve the exact page route and retrieval date with the statement because a later page state may differ.

Which account categories appear in the page-level attribution?

The observed page groups mineral, utility, and industrial accounts in the first role statement. It separately groups real-estate and personal-property accounts in a second role statement, so the two statements should not be merged.

Does the page prove that a contract is current or legally controlling?

No. It is a dated publisher-page observation. It does not authenticate a contract, establish its term, decide authority, prove compliance, or show that a particular appraisal task was completed.

Can the page identify who appraised a particular mineral property?

Not by itself. This source locator does not search or inspect an owner, account, property, lease, notice, roll row, appraisal record, value, or protest status and makes no property connection.

What should be preserved if the home-page statement changes?

Create a new dated source state with the exact route, retrieval time and time zone, HTTP result, MIME type, displayed categories and names, retained reference, and limitations. Do not silently overwrite the earlier observation.

Sources reviewed for this article

• Glasscock County Appraisal District home page (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Glasscock CAD Data and Records page (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Comptroller, Glasscock County directory (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Chapter 6 (accessed 2026-08-28)
• Texas Tax Code, Chapter 25 (accessed 2026-08-28)