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Council approves amendment removing access easement in Harvest Pointe Townhomes agreement
Summary
The council unanimously approved an amendment to the Harvest Pointe Townhomes development agreement removing a public pedestrian and vehicle access easement after ownership changes left the easement inconsistent with the site; the amendment was approved 3-0.
City Manager Tom Hanson told the council that after closing on the Harvest Pointe property, "Mr. McConkee became owner of a portion of the property that was mentioned in the original development agreement," and staff brought back an edited Development Agreement deleting the paragraph granting the public access easement.
Council Member Michael Thomas moved to approve Motion/Ordinance 26-03, with Council Member Cheryl Parkinson seconding. The council approved the amendment unanimously (3-0), recorded in the minutes as a roll-call approval. Hanson said the change was necessary to reflect the change in ownership and the associated grant of easement.
The action applies to an in-fill development at 445 East and 510 South and removes the previously recorded public pedestrian and vehicle access easement from the Development Agreement. The minutes do not record any public comment on the item and no amendments to the motion were recorded.
Next steps: The amended Development Agreement will govern the parties' expectations for the in-fill project going forward; any related permits or site changes would be processed under the city's standard review and permitting procedures.
