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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Davis Landing Development Infrastructure and Bonds
Record date · September 10, 2025
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What This Bill Does
Hillsborough County has authorized the Development Services Department to manage the ting, public infrastructure acceptance, and financial security bonds for the Davis Landing development located at 10906 Bill Tucker Road. This action establishes the administrative process for maintaining water, wastewater, and sidewalk facilities and sets the required financial guarantees for construction.
This ordinance formalizes the legal and financial requirements for the Davis Landing development, ensuring that public infrastructure is maintained and that the developer provides over $290,000 in bonds to cover construction and warranty obligations.
Who It Affects
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Davis Landing developer
The developer must provide performance and warranty bonds totaling $290,377.75 and adhere to the Subdivider's Agreements.
Hillsborough County residents
Residents in the vicinity of 10906 Bill Tucker Road will see the development of new water, wastewater, and sidewalk infrastructure.
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Infrastructure Security Requirements
The ordinance mandates specific financial bonds totaling over $290,000 to mitigate risk to the county regarding infrastructure completion and maintenance.
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