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2024-0068HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2024local legislationUNKNOWN
Local Impact

Approval of Infrastructure Improvements for Target Outparcel (Bloomingdale & Gornto)

Original title: 2024-0068: Target Outparcel Improvements

August 16, 2024

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The Frame

What this does

This action formalizes the transfer of maintenance responsibility for new public infrastructure—specifically turnlanes, sidewalks, and water extensions—from the developer to the local government.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Development Services Department

The department is tasked with the administrative acceptance and ongoing maintenance of the new infrastructure.

Target Outparcel Bloomingdale & Gornto

The property is subject to the warranty requirements and the formal acceptance of its off-site improvements by the local government.

What changed

Last recorded activity August 16, 2024.

What's next

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Summary

This ordinance authorizes the Development Services Department to accept and maintain new off-site infrastructure improvements for the Target located at Bloomingdale and Gornto. It also establishes the process for releasing warranty security and accepts a $19,550 .

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What infrastructure is being accepted for maintenance?
The improvements include turnlanes, sidewalks, and water extensions serving the Target at Bloomingdale and Gornto.
What is the purpose of the $19,550.00 letter of credit?
It serves as a warranty security to ensure the infrastructure is maintained and repaired if any failure, deterioration, or damage occurs during the warranty period.

Why It Matters

This action formalizes the transfer of maintenance responsibility for new public infrastructure—specifically turnlanes, sidewalks, and water extensions—from the developer to the local government.

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Administrative Delegation

The ordinance delegates the authority to release warranty security to the Development Services Department, streamlining the process by removing the need for individual council approval for each release.

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