Preliminary "back nine" development approval set to expire; council warns bond or infrastructure needed
Council members said a preliminary approval from November 2024 for the "back nine" project carries a two-year limit and will expire in November unless the developer posts a bond (about $1.5 million was discussed) or completes required infrastructure; council noted the developer has not started construction and may have ownership changes.
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Council members warned that the town's preliminary approval for the "back nine" project, granted in November 2024 with a two-year limit, is set to expire this November because the developer has not completed required infrastructure.
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