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Approval of Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 Development Infrastructure

Original title: Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 HC-FINPLAT-25-0000013 Authorize the Development Services Department, as the administrative authority designated by Resolution R25-042 to receive, review and process plat or replat submittals, to accept the dedications to Hillsborough County as reflected on the attached plat for the Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2, located in Section 34, Township 31 and Range 19. Further authorize the Development Services Department to administratively accept the Subdivision's public improvement facilities (roads, drainage, water, wastewater and reclaimed water) for maintenance upon proper completion, submittal and approval of all required documentation. Also provide the administrative rights to release the performance securities for lot corners upon final acceptance by the Development Review Division of Development Services Department and also provide the administrative rights to release the warranty security upon expiration of the warranty period, warranty inspection and correction of any failure, deterioration or damage to the Improvement Facilities. Accept a Performance Bond in the amount of $11,939,906.24, a Warranty Bond in the amount of $906,658.85 and authorize the Chairman to execute the Subdivider's Agreement for Construction and Warranty of Required Improvements. Also accept a Performance Bond for Placement of Lot Corners in the amount of$14,375.00 and authorize the Chairman to execute the Subdivider's Agreement for Performance - Placement of Lot Corners.

February 10, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This decision formalizes the county's responsibility to maintain public infrastructure in the new Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 development and secures over $12.8 million in financial guarantees from the developer to cover construction and warranty obligations.

Who is mentioned in the record

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

Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 Developer

The developer must provide financial bonds and adhere to construction agreements to receive approval for the subdivision.

Hillsborough County Residents

Residents will eventually rely on the county for the maintenance of the new public infrastructure within this development.

What changed

Last recorded activity February 10, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

Hillsborough County has authorized the Development Services Department to process the for the Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 subdivision. This action includes accepting public infrastructure like roads and water systems for maintenance and approving financial bonds totaling over $12.8 million to ensure construction quality.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean for the county to 'accept' these facilities?
It means the county agrees to take over the maintenance of roads, drainage, and water systems within the subdivision once they are built to code.
What are the bonds for?
The bonds act as financial insurance to ensure the developer completes the construction as promised and covers any repairs needed during the warranty period.

Why It Matters

This decision formalizes the county's responsibility to maintain public infrastructure in the new Waterset Wolf Creek Phase H2 development and secures over $12.8 million in financial guarantees from the developer to cover construction and warranty obligations.

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High-Value Infrastructure Bonding

The project involves over $12.8 million in financial guarantees, indicating a large-scale residential development.

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Sources

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