Commission extends $120,000 maintenance bond for wastewater collection system one year
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Summary
The planning commission approved a one‑year extension of a $120,000 maintenance bond for a wastewater collection system. The developer said engineering and geotechnical work has started to address outstanding drainage and road issues.
The Williamson County Regional Planning Commission voted to extend an existing maintenance bond for a wastewater collection system in the stated amount of $120,000 for one year.
Staff recommended the extension at the current amount for a period of one year. Brent Thany, representing the developer, told the commission the developer has "a list from the county" and is working with the project engineer and a geotechnical firm to prepare a plan to address outstanding drainage, road and landscape items. Thany said bids are being solicited to rerun a road shown on the plans and that the work will likely occur in the next couple of months. He also confirmed the warranty/extension process has already been applied for and paid.
Staff and commissioners also noted landscaping and tree questions raised in emails; staff agreed to inspect the site and compare conditions to the approved landscaping plan. A motion to extend the maintenance bond in the current amount for 1 year passed by voice vote.
What’s next: Staff will inspect landscaping/tree concerns raised in public comment and monitor developer progress on geotechnical and repair plans before the next bond review.