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Spring Hill board approves sewer allocation for Spring Hill Town Crossing over lone dissent
Summary
The board approved Resolution 26-162 allocating sewer capacity for the Spring Hill Town Crossing development, passing 8-1 with Alderman Vincent Fuqua voting no. The motion limited new allocations and was approved for recording the plat.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted 8-1 on June 1 to approve Resolution 26-162, a sewer allocation request for the Spring Hill Town Crossing development (DosBros and Mochinut). Alderman Vincent Fuqua cast the lone no vote.
Vice Mayor Trent Linville moved to approve the resolution and Alderman Brent Murray seconded. The minutes record the vote tally as 8 in favor and 1 opposed; no further public comment or conditions are recorded in the minutes.
City staff previously explained that the development agreement under discussion does not allocate additional sewer capacity beyond what had been previously assigned. The board's action at the meeting approved the request as presented in the packet and authorized the next administrative steps recorded in the minutes.
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