Occupancy permit issued for 54‑unit Divinity Landing; move‑ins set for Sept. 18
Summary
Commissioner Monaco reported the city issued an occupancy permit for Divinity Landing (54 units, 34 committed as of Sept. 3) with move‑ins to start Sept. 18; she also updated on local home sales and upcoming city events and staffing.
Commissioner Monaco told the council the city issued an occupancy permit to Divinity Landing, a 54‑unit building, and reported that 34 of the units were already committed as of Sept. 3. She said move‑ins will begin Sept. 18.
"The building is 54 units. 34 were already committed as of September 3. The moving start in that location would be September 18," Commissioner Monaco said. She also reported progress on Pulte Valley Reserve (18 homes sold, several permits issued and four homes under construction) and reminded council about upcoming city events, including a city services open house Oct. 7 and a brief 9/11 memorial at 10 a.m. the following day.
Commissioner Monaco noted a new administrative assistant, Nikki, started Aug. 31 and will handle phone inquiries. The updates were delivered as part of routine council and committee reports and did not require formal action by the council.
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