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Trustees adopt district design and construction standards, separate from teleports rules

2582081 · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The board adopted the 4 Mile Special Service District development design and construction standards and fee schedule, prepared by the city engineer's office; staff said the standards are distinct from the teleports standards.

The 4 Mile Special Service District Board of Trustees voted to adopt district development design and construction standards and an accompanying fee schedule prepared by the city engineer's office.

Hutch, identified in the meeting as a district staff member, told the board, “Hopefully, you had some time to review that. They've been prepared by the city engineer's office. And these are the development design and construction standards that developers have to meet if their development is within the Borama Special Service District.” Hutch said Justin from the city engineer's office was available to answer questions.

A trustee moved to adopt the standards and fee schedule; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. During discussion one participant noted there is no substantive difference between these standards and other standards but that they had to be separated from the teleports standards because teleports are handled separately.

The adopted standards will apply to development within the four-mile special service district; the transcript did not record details of fee amounts, effective dates, or a roll-call vote.