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Council accepts Centerpointe Drive and utilities into public system
Summary
By unanimous vote, council accepted Centerpointe Drive and associated utilities as public infrastructure after inspections and planning commission recommendation.
The Bristol City Council approved resolution 25-72 to accept Centerpointe Drive and associated utility infrastructure into the city's public system.
Planning and Public Works staff reported that Centerpointe Drive has been functioning for some time and that inspections and punch-list items for public utilities were complete. The planning commission made a unanimous, favorable recommendation at its June meeting, and public works confirmed inspections had been completed.
Council moved and seconded acceptance of the street and associated infrastructure and approved the resolution by roll call without public opposition. Staff said the formal acceptance transfers maintenance and operating responsibility for the road and utilities to the city.
