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2026-0011HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2025local legislationUNKNOWN

Local Impact

Approval for QSR-Hilltop Off-Site Infrastructure Maintenance

Original title: 2026-0011: Development Services Department Receives Off-Site Improvement Grant

November 14, 2025

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The Frame

What this does

The city is officially taking over the long-term maintenance of public infrastructure built by a private developer, backed by a $43,955.34 warranty deposit to cover potential repairs.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Development Services Department

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

QSR-Hilltop Off-Site developer

The developer must provide a $43,955.34 warranty check and enter into a formal agreement for the maintenance of the improvements.

What changed

Last recorded activity November 14, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

This ordinance authorizes the Development Services Department to accept responsibility for maintaining new infrastructure, including roads, sidewalks, and water lines, for the QSR-Hilltop Off-Site project. It also establishes the process for managing the project's warranty and security funds.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What infrastructure is the city taking over?

The city is taking over maintenance for roadway improvements, sidewalks, watermains, and wastewater facilities associated with the QSR-Hilltop Off-Site project.

What happens if the new infrastructure breaks?

The developer has provided a $43,955.34 warranty check. The city will use this to cover repairs if failures, deterioration, or damage are found during the warranty period.

Why It Matters

The city is officially taking over the long-term maintenance of public infrastructure built by a private developer, backed by a $43,955.34 warranty deposit to cover potential repairs.

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Warranty Security Allocation

The city secures $43,955.34 to mitigate risk associated with private infrastructure construction.

Development Services Department

Connected Entities

organizationQSR-Hilltop Off-Site“The project receiving the improvements”Map →

bill_numberDeveloper's Agreement“Agreement related to improvements”Map →

personChairman“Authorized to execute the Developer's Agreement”Map →

locationSection 28, Township 29, and Range 20“Location of the off-site improvements”Map →

organizationDevelopment Services Department“Receives and administers the grant”Map →

Sources

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