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Authority approves tree removal, permit refund and bond release; sets unsafe‑building hearing

Hobart City Redevelopment Authority Meeting · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The Authority approved removal of a locust tree at the owner’s expense, authorized a refund of building permit 2657, agreed to release a performance bond for Lumen's Logistics contingent on a maintenance bond, and set the unsafe-building matter at 300 West Old Bridge Road for April 15.

At its meeting, the Hobart City Redevelopment Authority approved several routine items brought forward under new business.

The Authority granted a request to remove a young locust tree in the public easement at the address recorded in the transcript as 7798 Tanager Street (note: the transcript also contains alternate spellings such as '7098 Tanja'); residents said an arborist approved removal and the property owners—named in the record as Shalloway (or Sarah) Davis and Roy (or Roe) Davis—will pay for removal and are likely to plant a replacement. The motion to grant removal at the owners' expense carried by voice vote.

The Authority also approved a refund for building permit number 2657 (referenced in the transcript as "WindhamNation") after a motion and second. Separately, a request from Lumen's Logistics to reduce a performance bond to a maintenance bond was approved provided that the maintenance bond is in place; staff reported they had reviewed the file and recommended the change.

On an unsafe-building order for 300 West Old Bridge Road, staff reported that the property owner (identified as Mr. Cox in the record) has submitted paperwork for a one-lot subdivision hearing with the planning commission. The Authority set the unsafe-building matter over to April 15 to allow the planning commission process to proceed and follow-up action if needed.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.