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19-028HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2019local legislationUNKNOWN
Local Impact

Approval for 301 Business Center Off-Site Improvements

Original title: 19-028: 301 Business Center Phase 1 Off-Site Approval

January 30, 2020

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The Frame

What this does

This decision transfers the long-term maintenance responsibility for specific public infrastructure—such as sidewalks and drainage—from the private developer to the local government, backed by a $26,377 financial guarantee.

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 manage warranty releases.

301 Business Center developers

The developers are required to provide a $26,377 warranty bond and meet construction standards for off-site improvements.

What changed

Last recorded activity January 30, 2020.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

This ordinance authorizes the Development Review Division to accept responsibility for new infrastructure improvements, including a turn lane, sidewalks, and drainage, for the 301 Business Center project. It also establishes the process for the city to accept a $26,377 and release security funds once the project's warranty period concludes.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What infrastructure is being accepted for maintenance?
The city is accepting a left turn lane, drainage systems, sidewalks, and wastewater facilities.
What happens to the $26,377 bond?
The bond serves as a warranty security; it can be released by the Development Review Division after the warranty period ends and any necessary repairs are addressed.

Why It Matters

This decision transfers the long-term maintenance responsibility for specific public infrastructure—such as sidewalks and drainage—from the private developer to the local government, backed by a $26,377 financial guarantee.

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Administrative Delegation

The ordinance delegates authority to staff (Development Review Division) to handle warranty releases, reducing the need for future legislative action on this specific project.

Connected Entities

bill_numberWarranty BondFinancial security for the improvementsMap →
organizationDevelopment Review DivisionDivision within the Development Services DepartmentMap →
locationTownship 29Geographic location of the projectMap →
locationRange 19Geographic location of the projectMap →
location301 Business Center Off-SiteThe project locationMap →
locationSection 12Geographic location of the projectMap →
personChairmanAuthorized to execute the agreementMap →
organizationDevelopment Review Division of Development Services DepartmentDivision accepting the improvementsMap →
organizationDevelopment Services DepartmentDepartment overseeing development projectsMap →

Sources

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  • Controversy5
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  • Entertainment5
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