Approval of Warranty and Maintenance for Twin Creeks Phase 2
August 25, 2020
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The Frame
This decision establishes the legal transition of responsibility for roads, drainage, and bridges in the Twin Creeks Phase 2 development from the developer to the local government, backed by a $76,036 financial security.
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Development Review Division
The division is granted administrative authority to accept infrastructure and release warranty bonds.
Twin Creeks Phase 2 property owners
The maintenance responsibility for local infrastructure like roads and drainage is transferred to the government.
Last recorded activity August 25, 2020.
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Why It Matters
This decision establishes the legal transition of responsibility for roads, drainage, and bridges in the Twin Creeks Phase 2 development from the developer to the local government, backed by a $76,036 financial security.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to the $76,036 bond?
Who is responsible for maintaining the roads and drainage in Twin Creeks Phase 2?
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