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Staff recommends accepting Harvest Green East Phase 2 improvements; two-year maintenance period to begin
Summary
City staff told the council the final plat and inspections for Harvest Green East Phase 2 meet requirements and that accepting the improvements would begin the two-year maintenance period; a new traffic signal on Rockwell Boulevard near the subdivision was also noted.
City staff informed the Fairhope City Council work session that Harvest Green East Phase 2 has met final-plat and inspection requirements and that adoption of the resolution to accept the improvements would begin the two-year maintenance period.
A staff speaker said the item is not a public hearing and that the improvements “do meet all our requirements.” The speaker also noted a new traffic signal near the subdivision on Rockwell Boulevard, which staff said will be activated this week.
No formal council action was taken during the work session; the matter was described as a routine acceptance tied to subdivision completion and inspection. Staff offered to answer questions about the inspection and maintenance timeline.
The acceptance, if approved on the formal agenda, would initiate the developer maintenance period required by city subdivision regulations.
