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Residents and commissioners press city on Mosaic sidewalks, inspection records and repairs
Summary
Residents of the Mosaic development and Commissioner Kaye Hayes pressed city staff about failing sidewalks, bond reductions, missing records and who is responsible for repairs; staff said a near-final agreement with the developer’s contractor is expected at the next commission meeting.
Commissioners and residents at the Oct. 1 Daytona Beach City Commission meeting renewed complaints about unfinished and hazardous sidewalks in the Mosaic housing development and questioned the city’s inspection and bond-release process.
Commissioner Kaye Hayes raised detailed records she said show multiple bond reductions and inspections for Mosaic phases and challenged assertions that a former employee — identified in public comments — had signed off on work. Hayes said she obtained documents showing bond reductions and that some inspection records that the public requested did not match original documents she…
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