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Cedar Ridge subdivision approved with stipulations
Summary
Council approved the Cedar Ridge subdivision after discussing sidewalk approaches, signage and a one-year warranty; council asked that stipulated design elements be written into the approval motion.
Sigurdtown — The council voted Feb. 5 to approve the Cedar Ridge subdivision, with the design stipulations and concrete details reviewed in the meeting.
Council members discussed sidewalk approaches, signage and a one-year warranty on certain work. The planning representative confirmed sign orders and noted follow-up on stop-sign hardware. One council member asked that the specific stipulations discussed be written into the motion; the approving motion and second included that language.
A motion to approve Cedar Ridge with the listed stipulations was moved and seconded and carried by recorded aye votes at the meeting. Council members noted that any additional phases would require a full subdivision review.
Staff were asked to ensure the written stipulations appear in the final subdivision approval documents.
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