Committee approves easement and sign agreements for condominium communities and adopts LMO notice and hearing changes

The Community Services & Public Safety Committee unanimously voted to advance an ordinance creating an access easement and a companion resolution to formalize sign maintenance for two condominium communities, and later approved amendments to Title 16 (the Land Management Ordinance) that add a public‑hearing and expanded notice step for major development plans and major subdivisions.

The committee first took up an ordinance to authorize execution and delivery of an easement for ingress and egress serving Cordillo Courts and The Hedges, described in meeting materials with slightly different address references (agenda materials referenced the parcel as “104 Kondo Little Parkway” and later as “104 Cordiller Parkway”). Assistant Town Manager Sean Cullen said the action “is really cleaning up some legal documents for clarity” and noted the town acquired the parcel in 2002 and that access drives for both condominium developments currently run across the town‑owned land.

A related resolution captured an agreement to manage a sign on town property that identifies Cordillo Courts and The Hedges; the resolution assigns maintenance responsibility to the town while requiring 30 days’ written notice to the communities if sign design changes are proposed.