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2023-0028HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2022local legislationUNKNOWN

Local Impact

Approval for Creek Ridge Preserve Phase 2 Development

Original title: 2023-0028: Plat Approval for Creek Ridge Preserve Phase 2

Record date · February 7, 2023

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What This Bill Does

This ordinance approves the official land for the Creek Ridge Preserve Phase 2 subdivision and authorizes the city to manage construction bonds and infrastructure warranties. It also confirms that local schools have sufficient capacity to accommodate the new development.

Why it matters

This decision allows the developer to proceed with construction and establishes the financial guarantees ($342,603.42 total in securities) required to ensure water, wastewater, and lot corner infrastructure are completed and maintained.

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

Creek Ridge Preserve Phase 2 developer

The developer must provide financial securities and adhere to the Subdivider's Agreements to proceed with construction.

Directly affected

Development Review Division

The division is granted administrative authority to inspect, accept, and release securities for the project's infrastructure.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to the money held in the Letters of Credit?

These funds act as security. The city holds them to ensure infrastructure like water and wastewater lines are built correctly. They are released back to the developer only after the work is inspected and approved, or after the warranty period expires.

Will this new subdivision overcrowd local schools?

No, the document states that '' was approved, meaning there is existing capacity in the school system to handle the new residents.

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Connected Entities

Section 23, Township 30, and Range 21, Development Review Division, Subdivider's Agreement and 4 more

locationSection 23, Township 30, and Range 21“Location of the development”Map →

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

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

PersonChairman“Authorized to execute agreements”Map →

OrganizationCreek Ridge Preserve Phase 2“Name of the development”Map →

OrganizationSchool Concurrency“Approval related to school capacity”Map →

OrganizationDevelopment Services Department“Department overseeing development review”Map →

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