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Delaware County approves sanitary sewer agreement for Clarksville Crossing
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a sanitary sewer subdivider agreement for Clarksville Crossing sections 2A and 2B, including tap-credit oversizing for a development at Sawmill Road and Hyatts.
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The Delaware County Board of Commissioners on March 3 approved a sanitary sewer subdivider agreement for Clarksville Crossing sections 2A and 2B and authorized associated tap credits.
The agreement, presented by Tiffany Mag, director of environmental services, covers credits for oversizing sewer infrastructure for a development on the northeast corner of Sawmill Road and Hyatts. Mag said the developer is identified in the file as “MI development.”
The commissioners voted to approve the resolution (25-152). Barb Lewis, the board president, voted aye; the second commissioner present, Gary Merrill, also voted aye.
Mag told the board the tap-credit arrangement applies to oversizing the sewer lines to serve the new subdivision and that the county will record the credit for the developer as part of the subdivider agreement. The discussion contained no amendments or conditions recorded in the meeting minutes.
The approval clears the way for the developer to proceed with sewer connections under the terms described in the agreement; timelines for construction and exact credit amounts were not specified in the record.
The board moved on to other agenda items after the vote, and did not add further directions to staff regarding this agreement.

