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Read. Follow. Verify.Extension of Construction Deadline for Busk Project (Ordinance 2228)
Record date · January 18, 2017
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What This Bill Does
The Morgan Hill City Council approved an amendment to a for the 'Busk Project' located at East Dunne Avenue. This ordinance formally extends the deadline for the developer to begin construction on seven originally assigned to the 2015-2016 fiscal year.
This ordinance changes the legal timeline for a specific development project, allowing the developer to retain that would have otherwise expired, directly affecting the construction schedule for the property identified as APN 817-19-044.
Who It Affects
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Busk Project Developer
The developer is granted additional time to commence construction on seven building allocations.
Morgan Hill Residents
Residents are affected by the timeline of local development and the utilization of building allocations within the city.
Key Facts
- Ordinance 2228 was passed by the City Council.
- The ordinance amends the development agreement (DAA-14-10) for the Busk Project.
- The amendment extends the required commencement date for construction.
- The extension applies to seven building allocations originally designated for the 2015-2016 fiscal year.
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- The affected property is identified by Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) 817-19-044.
- The ordinance was introduced on January 5, 2017.
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Construction Delay Management
The city is utilizing development agreement amendments to manage the expiration of building allocations from previous fiscal years.
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