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Approval of Evergreen South Subdivision Development

Original title: 2026-0020: Hillsborough County Approves Evergreen South Subdivision Development

Record date · December 11, 2025

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What This Bill Does

Hillsborough County has authorized the Development Services Department to process the for the Evergreen South subdivision and accept its public infrastructure. The agreement includes the acceptance of performance and s totaling over $1.1 million to ensure the completion and maintenance of roads, drainage, and utility systems.

Why it matters

This ordinance establishes the legal framework for the county to take over maintenance of public infrastructure for the Evergreen South subdivision once construction is completed and approved.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Evergreen South subdivision residents

The subdivision's public infrastructure, including roads and utilities, will be maintained by the county following the completion and approval process.

Directly affected

Development Services Department

The department is granted administrative authority to process the plat, accept infrastructure, and manage bond releases.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to the roads and utilities in the new subdivision?
The Development Services Department is authorized to accept these public improvements for county maintenance once they are properly completed and approved.
What is the purpose of the bonds mentioned in the document?
The bonds serve as financial security to ensure that construction is completed to code, that a warranty period is covered, and that lot corners are correctly placed.

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Bond Allocation

The ordinance ties over $1.1 million in financial security to the completion of specific infrastructure and lot marking requirements.

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