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Council accepts street dedications for three subdivisions and approves several municipal orders
Summary
Council accepted dedication of streets in three developments — Village at Lanes Run, The Abbey at Old Oxford and South Crossing — and approved multiple municipal orders and purchases including wastewater chemical procurement and community project funding acceptance.
The Georgetown City Council accepted street dedications for three completed subdivisions and approved several municipal orders and budgeted purchases on July 14.
Street dedications: City engineering staff recommended, and council approved, street dedications for: Village at Lane Run Phase 2 Unit 3C (Old Oxford Road area); The Abbey at Old Oxford Phase 3 Unit 1A‑1D; and South Crossing Phase 1 Units 1‑1F (near Kroger). Staff said each development met inspection and punch‑list requirements and that the city will assume maintenance responsibility following acceptance.
Purchases and grants: The council approved a budgeted purchase from Hexton Technologies for approximately $98,160 for six months of phosphorus removal chemical for Wastewater Plant No. 2 under the city’s annual chemical unit price contract.
Community project funding: The council accepted Community Project Funding (CPF) allocated through Congressman Barr’s office — approximately $1.6 million in federal funds plus a city match of $408,800 — to support the design phase for Lexus Way. Staff said grant agreements are in place and that the design phase will proceed.
Other routine items: Council approved an amendment to change the Code Enforcement Board meeting frequency (first reading introduced) and approved other routine municipal orders listed on the agenda.
Votes: All listed municipal orders and the purchases referenced above were approved by voice vote where recorded in the meeting minutes.
