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Council approves Bergeron Village Phase 3 final map, easements and performance agreement
Summary
The council accepted right‑of‑way dedications and slope easements for Arikhardt/Erik Hart Boulevard, approved utility and temporary emergency access easements for Bergeron Village Phase 3 (with corrections to grantor names), and approved the developer's performance agreement and final map for the subdivision.
Elko City Council on May 13 approved a series of land‑use and subdivision items tied to Bergeron Village Phase 3, actions intended to clear remaining title and mapping issues and allow future construction to proceed.
Planning staff described the deed of dedication required to complete right‑of‑way for Arikhardt (Eric Hart) Boulevard and explained that a small residual parcel would be handled in a subsequent dedication. Kathy (planning) said mapping inconsistencies discovered during the process were corrected and the dedication will allow the city to construct the roadway when funding becomes available.
As part of the Bergeron Village Phase 3 record, council approved a grant of public utility and drainage easement, and two temporary emergency access easements that span multiple private parcels; staff noted the grantor information on the draft documents needed correction (Belco LLC versus DGB Investment Inc.) and the motions included language to require corrected grantor names before final recording. Developer representative Mr. McRitchie said he owned the entities involved and that the correction could be made.
Council also approved the performance agreement filed with the city as part of the subdivision record and voted to accept the final map for Bergeron Village Phase 3 — roughly 82 acres divided into 25 residential lots and one remainder lot — based on Planning Commission recommendations and the staff report.
Council and the developer said sales activity in earlier phases indicates continuing market interest, and staff noted the city would return with additional dedications for a road that will later tie into school‑district and city parcels. Council approved motions to accept the dedications and the final map with the standard findings and conditions recorded in the staff report.
