Council gives staff conditional direction on Woodside and Heirloom items; no final votes
After developer presentations and extended Q&A, councilors gave staff conditional direction to negotiate MUD expansion terms (connectivity, signals, public-safety fees, architectural standards) and to study legal options on Heirloom pond ownership while allowing expanded construction-bond eligibility for road-related improvements; no formal motions or votes were recorded at the workshop.
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After presentations from developers and staff, the Mayor/Chair summarized council guidance: pursue negotiated terms for the Thompson Tract/MUD expansion with conditions on traffic signals, waterline requirements, architectural standards and public‑safety fee updates; allow staff to explore legal structures for widening Heirloom PID bond eligibility but do not adopt immediate city ownership of water-quality ponds without further risk analysis. The council emphasized clarifying disclosures for homeowners about MUD fees and asked staff to return with precise fee and infrastructure proposals for formal action.
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