According to Kaufman County utility regulations, minimum easement widths are required to allow maintenance access for water, sewer, and drainage infrastructure. Proper placement prevents conflicts with future structures and fencing.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (latest available data), 10.3% of Kaufman County’s population is 65 years and over. This growing senior demographic highlights the importance of accessible infrastructure, housing, and community planning.
According to the Kaufman County Historical Society, the museum in a restored historic building showcases pioneer life, Native American artifacts, and county history from early settlement to modern times. It’s a great place to explore the roots of Kaufman and its agricultural past.