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Denton trustees require 35-foot turnaround for 6th Street cul-de-sac

Board of Trustees of the Village of Denton · December 4, 2024
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Summary

The board required a 35-foot radius turnaround at the end of 6th Street as part of a subdivision requirement; the clerk was directed to notify the developer and provide engineer drawings after noting a $25,000 cost increase for a property cul-de-sac.

Trustees voted Dec. 2 to require a 35-foot-radius turnaround at the end of 6th Street as part of subdivision compliance.

Engineer Brian Scheele of Olsson and Associates submitted a plan for the proposed cul-de-sac. Trustees noted that building a property cul-de-sac would raise costs by about $25,000 from what the developer’s preliminary plat indicated. On motion by Trustee Amanda Fangmeier, seconded by Trustee Doug Rosekrans, the board required the turnaround and directed the clerk to notify the developer and provide the engineer’s drawings.

The minutes record the decision but do not list a revised cost estimate from the developer or a schedule for construction; trustees limited their action to requiring the turnaround per subdivision regulations.