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2024-0026HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2024local legislationUNKNOWN
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Approval of Brookside Phase 4B & 4C Development Plans and Bonds

Original title: 2024-0026: Plat Acceptance and Bond Approval for Brookside Phase 4B & 4C

Record date · February 13, 2024

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance approves the official land for the Brookside Phase 4B and 4C development and authorizes the necessary financial bonds for construction and infrastructure maintenance. It also grants the Development Review Division administrative authority to manage project inspections, security releases, and warranty periods.

Why it matters

This action formalizes the development requirements for Brookside Phase 4B and 4C, securing over $4.4 million in performance and warranty bonds to ensure roads, drainage, and utilities are completed and maintained to city standards.

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

Brookside developer

The developer must provide performance and warranty bonds and adhere to the Subdivider's Agreements for construction and lot corner placement.

Directly affected

Development Review Division

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

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to the infrastructure like roads and drainage after they are built?
The Development Review Division is authorized to accept these facilities for maintenance once they are properly completed and all required documentation is approved.
What are the bonds for?
The bonds serve as financial security to ensure the developer completes the required construction, installs lot corners, and covers potential repairs during the warranty period.

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Connected Entities

Warranty Bond, Brookside Phase 4B & 4C, Development Review Division and 7 more
dollar amountWarranty Bond“Bond amount for warranty period”Map →
OrganizationBrookside Phase 4B & 4C“The residential development project”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Review Division“The division responsible for reviewing development projects”Map →
locationSection 08, Township 32, and Range 19“Location of the development”Map →
dateApril 28, 2023“Date of School Concurrency payments”Map →
bill numberSubdivider's Agreement“Agreement for Construction and Warranty of Required Improvements”Map →
PersonChairman“Authorized to execute agreements”Map →
dollar amountPerformance Bond“Bond amount for construction”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Services Department“The department overseeing development activities”Map →
otherLot Corners“Placement of lot corners”Map →

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