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Developer requests one-year extension to complete sidewalks at The Haven
Summary
Zeb and Danielle Joiner, owners of The Haven subdivision, asked the Corydon City Council on Oct. 9 for a one-year extension on a December 2024 sidewalk completion requirement; the council requested city attorney input and took no final vote.
Zeb and Danielle Joiner, who identified themselves as the new owners of The Haven subdivision (Joiner Construction), asked the Corydon City Council on Oct. 9 for a one-year extension to the development agreement sidewalk completion deadline. The current agreement requires the sidewalk be completed by December 2024; Joiner said they would finish sidewalks for homes already completed and requested the extension to allow construction of additional homes.
Council asked City Clerk Stacy Gibbs to seek guidance from the city attorney on how the extension could be handled; the minutes record no formal council vote on the request. Joiner told the council they plan to implement covenants and restrictions for the development.
Why it matters: the sidewalk deadline is contractually required under the existing development agreement and affects property owners and future residents in The Haven; with the deadline under two months away, the council’s legal and administrative options will determine whether construction can continue while the sidewalk obligation is extended.
No final action was recorded; Gibbs will report back with the city attorney’s advice to the council.
