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Approval for Aldi #146 Seffner Off-Site Infrastructure

Original title: 2022-0039: Aldi Development Approval - Seffner Off-Site

Record date · March 10, 2022

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance authorizes the Development Review Division to accept responsibility for new infrastructure improvements—including roads, drainage, and utilities—serving the Aldi #146 location in Seffner. It also establishes the process for managing the project's and final maintenance acceptance.

Why it matters

This decision transfers the long-term maintenance responsibility for public infrastructure serving the new Aldi store to the county and secures a $120,569 to cover potential construction defects.

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 warranty security.

Directly affected

Aldi #146 Seffner Off-Site

The project must provide a $120,569 warranty bond and meet construction standards to receive final acceptance.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What infrastructure is being turned over to the county?
The county is accepting maintenance responsibility for the roadway, drainage, sidewalks, water, and wastewater facilities serving the Aldi #146 site.
What is the purpose of the $120,569 bond?
The bond serves as a warranty security to cover the cost of correcting any failure, deterioration, or damage to the improvement facilities during the warranty period.

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Infrastructure Warranty Security

The ordinance explicitly links the acceptance of public infrastructure maintenance to the provision of a specific $120,569 warranty bond.

Connected Entities

Development Review Division, Range 20, Township 29 and 4 more
OrganizationDevelopment Review Division“Division within Development Services Department”Map →
locationRange 20“Geographic location of the development”Map →
locationTownship 29“Geographic location of the development”Map →
OrganizationAldi #146 Seffner Off-Site“The subject of the approval”Map →
PersonChairman“Authority to execute agreement”Map →
locationSection 09“Geographic location of the development”Map →
OrganizationDevelopment Services Department“Department overseeing development projects”Map →

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