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Toquerville council approves deferral agreement for Creekside subdivision, waives storm-drain requirement
Summary
The Toquerville City Council approved a deferral agreement for the Creekside subdivision that records future improvement obligations against the property and defers curb, gutter, sidewalk and the existing storm-drain/borrow ditch; the city did not require a cash bond.
The Toquerville City Council voted to approve a deferral agreement for the Creekside subdivision on Aug. 6, recording the owner’s obligation to install curb, gutter, sidewalk, asphalt extension and storm-drain improvements against the property rather than requiring immediate construction or a cash bond.
The council’s approval covers two parcels proposed by purchaser John Fahrenkamp, who asked to divide an existing lot into two and to defer installing several frontage improvements to match nearby development patterns along Ash Creek Drive. Council members also agreed to defer a short asphalt widening around the existing fire hydrant and the rock/borrow ditch storm-drain system.
City planning staff and public works staff described the site…
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