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Committee approves conveyance for Maynard Homes redevelopment
Summary
The committee voted to approve resolution R 26 0 3 8 authorizing conveyance of discontinued portions of Major Drive and Spaulding Street so ownership can transfer to the Maynard Homes developer; counsel said it is the last step to deed the road parcels.
The Committee of Infrastructure approved resolution R 26 0 3 8 on June 24, 2026, authorizing conveyance of discontinued portions of Major Drive and Spaulding Street to allow the developer of the Maynard Homes project to obtain title to the former road parcels.
Morgan Hollis, an attorney at Gottesman and Hollis, told the committee the roads have been discontinued and are being constructed upon as part of the Maynard Homes redevelopment. "This is the last step that, we had the roads discontinued, but there is a requirement in the city to in order to get a deeding of the roadways, we would need to have a resolution," Hollis said, adding the developer will take title when the conveyance is authorized.
Committee members asked if there were any questions; none were raised, and the committee held a roll-call vote that carried. The chair declared the motion carried and the resolution approved.
Why it matters: Conveyance will move ownership of specified discontinued road segments from the city to the private developer, enabling private road layout and final real-estate transfers in the Maynard Homes redevelopment.
Next steps: City legal and the mayor's office were identified in the motion notes as the likely next offices to execute conveyance documents; the committee asked for no additional modifications at the meeting.
