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Mayor: Developers plan Hemmert Ranch phases together; developers agreement expected by February
Summary
Mayor Devin Simpson told the council that the Selcer Group plans to complete phases one and two of Hemmert Ranch together, is working on DEQ permits, and that a Developers Agreement should be ready for council review by February; staff warned the town will need more equipment and personnel to maintain added roads.
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Mayor Devin Simpson reviewed proposed roadways and sidewalks for the Hemmert Ranch Addition and told the council representatives from the Selcer Group plan to do phases one and two together and are pursuing DEQ permits.
“Plan to have a Developers Agreement by February for the council’s review,” the mayor said, adding that once roads are complete the Town intends to accept them. Public works staff advised the council the Town will need additional personnel and equipment—another plow and a skid steer—to maintain the extra roads if they are turned over to the town.
Councilmember Pelletier recommended a yield sign at the north side of Franklin and Wright Street instead of a stop sign. The mayor noted that if the developer bonds the work, lots could be sold before the infrastructure is finished.
Why it matters: The timeline and method for delivering new roads affects town maintenance budgets and staffing needs; bonding and the developers agreement will set obligations for construction, inspection and eventual town acceptance.
Next steps: The mayor indicated a Developers Agreement should be prepared by February; no formal vote was recorded at the Nov. 20 meeting.
