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Jones South says marina project is "full steam ahead" as term sheet and environmental reviews continue

Milton City Council (work session) · February 19, 2026
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Summary

Jones South Development, awarded the Milton Marina RFP in December, told council the term sheet is still under legal review for both parties, an environmental consultant has been engaged and design development is underway; the developer gave an early multi-year completion estimate but said timing depends on environmental results and contract finalization.

Staff reminded council that the RFP for the Milton Marina was awarded to Jones South Development in December and that the developer was expected to return with a term sheet by March. A Jones South representative said the term sheet is still under legal review for both sides and recommended both the city and the developer have counsel review the agreement.

The developer reported that an environmental firm has been engaged and that the project is in design-development (DD) phase. "We are ready to get this thing going... It's full steam ahead," the representative said, adding the team expects to proceed once environmental reviews and the contract are complete. When asked for a rough timeframe, the representative said an initial phase (site cleanup and residential work) could be completed in an early multi-year window but used the phrase "27, 28" in the record, which was ambiguous in the audio and not confirmed as a precise year range. The developer also said the environmental consultant had just begun a Phase 1 and that a Phase 2 (involving drilling and more exploration) would follow if required.

Council asked for clearer schedule estimates and noted the need to review the term sheet and any environmental findings before committing to specific construction milestones. Staff and the developer agreed to reconvene with legal and bring an agreed term sheet to council by the target March meeting.