Board delays 3C Rentals Main Street redevelopment decision after missing utility easement emerges
Board members agreed to pause any enforcement and seek documentation after staff said there appeared to be no recorded easement for a utility pole at the 3C Rentals Main Street site; the developer originally quoted $35,000 for relocation and later reduced that to $28,000, and the board asked staff to prepare a written addendum if needed.
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The board discussed the redevelopment agreement for the 3C Rentals Main Street property after staff reported an unresolved utility issue that could impede construction. "We've run into a hiccup with the power side," Mr. Chance said, telling members that there appeared to be no recorded easement for a pole on the lot and that the village needed clarity from the utility before acting. Board members agreed not to take immediate enforcement action while staff and the utility investigate.
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