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Approval of Carrollwood Landings Phase 3 Plat and Infrastructure

Original title: 2023-0068: Carrollwood Landings Phase 3 Plat Acceptance

Record date · July 18, 2023

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance formally accepts the for the Carrollwood Landings Phase 3 subdivision and authorizes the Development Services Department to manage infrastructure maintenance and security releases. It also establishes financial guarantees for construction, lot corner placement, and future warranty repairs.

Why it matters

This action finalizes the legal framework for the subdivision's infrastructure, ensuring the developer provides $253,000 in financial security for roads, drainage, and utilities while granting the county authority to manage these assets.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Development Review Division

The division is granted administrative authority to accept infrastructure and release financial securities.

Directly affected

Subdivider

The subdivider must provide letters of credit and enter into construction and warranty agreements.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to the roads and drainage in this subdivision?
The Development Review Division is authorized to accept these facilities for maintenance once they are properly completed and approved.
What financial guarantees are required from the developer?
The developer must provide a $27,607.56 for construction, a $217,871.08 warranty letter of credit, and a $7,500.00 letter of credit for lot corner placement.
Will this development impact local schools?
The document states that was approved and there is existing capacity for the subdivision.

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financial connection100% confidence

Infrastructure Security Totals

The total financial security required for this phase of development is $252,978.64 across three separate letters of credit.

Connected Entities

Performance Letter of Credit, Development Review Division, Section 08 and 9 more
bill numberPerformance Letter of Credit“Financial security”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Review Division“The division responsible for reviewing and approving development projects”Map →
locationSection 08“Geographic location of the development”Map →
OrganizationCarrollwood Landings Phase 3“The name of the development project”Map →
locationTownship 28“Geographic location of the development”Map →
PersonSubdivider“The developer of the subdivision”Map →
locationRange 18“Geographic location of the development”Map →
PersonChairman“Authorized to execute agreements”Map →
bill numberWarranty Letter of Credit“Financial security”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Review Division of Development Services Department“The division responsible for reviewing and approving development projects”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Services Department“The department overseeing the Development Review Division”Map →

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  • Controversy10
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