Approval of Belmond Reserve Phase I Development Plat

The Frame

What this does

This action establishes the legal framework for the construction and maintenance of roads, drainage, and utility infrastructure for the Belmond Reserve Phase I development, backed by over $1.5 million in financial security bonds.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Development Review Division

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

Belmond Reserve Phase I developer

The developer is required to provide performance and warranty bonds and enter into formal agreements for construction and maintenance.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 5, 2021.

What's next

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Summary

This ordinance formally accepts the development for Belmond Reserve Phase I and authorizes the Development Services Department to manage infrastructure maintenance and financial security bonds for the project.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'accept the plat'?

Accepting the for recording is a legal step that officially recognizes the subdivision layout, allowing for the development of lots and infrastructure.

Who is responsible for the maintenance of the new roads and utilities?

The Development Review Division is authorized to accept these facilities for maintenance once they are properly completed and approved.

What happens to the bond money?

The bonds serve as financial security. The government is authorized to release these funds back to the developer once specific milestones—such as final construction acceptance or the expiration of a warranty period—are met.

Why It Matters

This action establishes the legal framework for the construction and maintenance of roads, drainage, and utility infrastructure for the Belmond Reserve Phase I development, backed by over $1.5 million in financial security bonds.

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financial connection100% confidence

Infrastructure Security Totals

The total financial security required for this phase of development is $1,598,196.34, covering construction, warranty, and lot corner placement.

Belmond Reserve Phase I

Connected Entities

organizationDevelopment Review Division“Division within Development Services Department”Map →

otherBelmond Reserve Phase I“Name of the development project”Map →

locationSection 35, Township 30, and Range 20“Location of the development”Map →

bill_numberSubdivider's Agreement“Agreement related to construction and warranty”Map →

personChairman“Authorized to execute agreements”Map →

organizationDevelopment Services Department“Department overseeing development review”Map →

Sources

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