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Buyer and HOA press board for clarity on Lot 41 restriction; staff cite unfinished infrastructure
Summary
A buyer under contract asked the board to amend a 2011 resolution so Lot 41 could be sold and built on; homeowners association representatives supported development if procedures are followed, while public works and the city attorney said the restriction was tied to unfinished improvements — water and street work — and cautioned against carving out individual lots.
At the July 16 meeting a buyer under contract for a lot in the Osage Hills subdivision asked the Pacific Board of Aldermen to amend a 2011 restrictive resolution so Lot 41 could be removed from a no‑development order.
Cade Bell (contract buyer) said Lot 41 was originally platted for a sewage lift station that is no longer needed and…
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