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2022-0099HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY · LOCALSession 2022local legislationUNKNOWN
Local Impact

Approval for Racetrac #895 Off-Site Infrastructure

Original title: 2022-0099: Racetrac Off-Site Development Approval

August 26, 2022

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The Frame

What this does

This decision transfers the long-term maintenance responsibility for specific public infrastructure (roads and sewer lines) from the developer to the local government and secures a $40,226.70 bond to cover potential repairs.

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 release warranty bonds.

Racetrac #895

The project's off-site improvements are subject to the maintenance acceptance and warranty bond requirements defined in this ordinance.

What changed

Last recorded activity August 26, 2022.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

This ordinance authorizes the Development Review Division to accept responsibility for new roadway and sewer improvements serving the Racetrac #895 location. It also establishes the process for managing the project's and final maintenance acceptance.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to the $40,226.70 bond?
The bond serves as a warranty security. It will be held until the warranty period expires and the infrastructure passes inspection, at which point the Development Review Division is authorized to release it.
Who is responsible for maintaining the new roads and sewer lines?
The Development Review Division is authorized to accept these facilities for maintenance once all required documentation is submitted and construction is finalized.

Why It Matters

This decision transfers the long-term maintenance responsibility for specific public infrastructure (roads and sewer lines) from the developer to the local government and secures a $40,226.70 bond to cover potential repairs.

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Administrative Delegation

The ordinance delegates specific maintenance acceptance and bond release powers to the Development Review Division, streamlining the process for developers.

Connected Entities

organizationDevelopment Review DivisionDivision within Development Services DepartmentMap →
locationRange 20Geographic locationMap →
locationSection 34Geographic locationMap →
locationTownship 29Geographic locationMap →
organizationRacetrac #895Specific retail locationMap →
personChairmanTitle of authorityMap →
locationKings and LumsdenIntersection addressMap →
organizationDevelopment Review Division of Development Services DepartmentDivision within Development Services DepartmentMap →
organizationDevelopment Services DepartmentDepartment overseeing developmentMap →

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  • Controversy5
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  • Entertainment5
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