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Property owner presents annexation, sewer extension plans; council to review legal contiguity and utility constraints
Summary
A property owner identified as McCoy outlined plans to annex land into Orangeville and extend sewer service to support a proposed subdivision, prompting council and staff to review state annexation rules, water-share limits and easement questions.
McCoy, a property owner, told the Orangeville City Council on Jan. 14 that he is pursuing annexation of a parcel east of Main Street and is exploring a sewer-line extension and financing options to serve a proposed subdivision.
McCoy said there is a “30% grant” available and discussed loan terms he had been told — “a 40-year loan with either 2.5% interest or 3 and a half percent” — and said he could temporarily cover monthly payments “anywhere between 5 to $600 a month” until housing occupancy generated revenue. He told the council he planned a phased build and estimated a first phase of about 22 lots based on available water allocation.
The council and staff focused on two…
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