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Elmore County Commission approves Maverick Circle vacation and forms two cooperative districts
Summary
The commission voted unanimously March 10 to vacate the remaining portion of Maverick Circle and authorized the chairman to execute resolutions and documents forming the 17th Springs Cooperative District and the Marketplace Cooperative District to manage and sell commercial lots in the 17th Springs development.
Elmore County commissioners voted unanimously at their March 10, 2025 meeting to vacate the remaining portion of Maverick Circle and to authorize the chairman to execute resolutions and necessary documents forming two cooperative districts to manage the 17th Springs development and its marketplace.
During the business meeting, the commission opened a public hearing on the Maverick Circle vacation, confirmed the advertisement and district jurisdiction, and heard no public speakers for or against the proposal. Commissioner Hill made the motion to approve the proposed vacation; Miss Britney seconded and the motion passed on a recorded roll call with Commissioners Hines, Davis, Mercer, Hill and Jackson voting yes.
The commission also considered two related new-business items: authorization for the chairman to execute documents forming the 17th Springs Cooperative District (intended to operate and manage the multi-part development, including a sports complex and commercial lots) and a separate Marketplace Cooperative District to handle sale and long-term management of commercial parcels. The motion to authorize the chairman to execute the documents for both districts was moved, seconded and carried by unanimous recorded vote.
Chief engineer Luke McGinty provided routine operational and legislative updates earlier in the meeting, including a summary of three association-priority bills (mutual aid for disasters, board-of-registrars appointment procedures, and a proposed state prohibition on Glock conversion devices) and said public works has issued proceed orders for remaining rebuild projects, beginning this week on Central Road in the Eclectic area.
No opposition speakers were recorded during the public hearing on Maverick Circle in the transcript. The cooperative-district items were presented by county staff as formalizing long-stated plans to manage and sell lots in the development; the presenter said most commercial lots were already committed and the districts would provide a formal governance structure. The motions were recorded as approved with unanimous votes; no amendments were recorded in the public minutes.
Next procedural steps identified in the meeting record include administrative execution of documents and continued project management under the new cooperative district governance.
