Two silo conversions
Interior build-out, finishes, fixtures, and guest-suite essentials for two existing steel grain silos.
Phase 1 Scope
Phase 1 Build Plan
Still Haven is a permit-gated rural hospitality development near Hutto, Texas, in unincorporated Williamson County. Phase 1 raises $85,000 to convert two existing steel grain silos into two short-term rental guest suites, supported by site prep, utility extensions, OSSF design, parking/access improvements, shared outdoor amenities, permitting, survey/engineering, and contingency reserve.
The build
What the $85,000 pays for
Site prep + parking
Grading, arrival logic, parking/access improvements, and guest-safe exterior movement.
Utilities + OSSF path
Water/electrical extensions are still scoped. New OSSF design requires a licensed designer and Williamson County review.
Deck + amenities
Shared outdoor deck, garden, and amenity area sized for the two-suite Phase 1.
Permits + survey/engineering
Permit review, survey/engineering support, inspections, and authorization gates before launch readiness is claimed.
Contingency reserve
Booklet reserve for controlled unknowns inside the Phase 1 scope.
Use of funds
Booklet budget allocation
Permit-gated spend controls
Major spend waits for the permit path.
Phase 1 is permit-gated. Still Haven will not claim launch readiness or begin major construction spend until the Land Use Agreement, floodplain/Certificate of Compliance pathway, OSSF design, applicable permits, and inspection requirements are confirmed. Existing water and electrical context reduce development friction, but final OSSF placement, setbacks, and system type must be confirmed by a licensed designer and Williamson County review.
No launch readiness claim is made before approvals, inspections, and launch controls.
Expansion is not proposed until Phase 1 produces 12 months of operating proof.
Public pages use Rural Hutto, Texas only. Detailed site files stay private and redacted.