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Developers advance 2A/2B/2D work; city presses for detention pond and control structure before major tie‑ins
Summary
City staff and developers updated progress on the Sundance Bay 2A/2B/2D phases, citing ongoing utility work and a push to finish a detention pond and control structure to prevent stormwater flowing onto city property. A preliminary plat is scheduled for the Planning Commission on May 14.
City staff and developers on Wednesday updated the project management group on construction and permitting activity for phases labeled 2A, 2B and 2D of the Sundance Bay development, and emphasized the need to complete a detention pond and control structure before developers tie new stormwater lines into downstream systems.
Brandon Green of Flagship Homes summarized construction progress and utility work, saying Regency is “running their water and sewer up” through the 2A area and that the team expects to run a storm drain up to the pump house and “tie that well discharge line into the storm drain system.” The group said the existing pond used by a nearby well was filled and that, until the pond and a control structure are completed,…
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