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Board accepts plat/easements for multi‑phase site; motion cites developer 'Newcomb'

Board of Public Works and Safety · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The board approved and accepted a plat of easements for a multi‑phase redevelopment (referred to in parts of the staff report as the 'new cold' site), authorizing right‑of‑way dedications and access easements to maintain a regional detention facility.

The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a plat of easements to support a multi‑phase development described in staff remarks as the “new cold” site and referenced in the motion as coming from "Newcomb."

Kevin, an engineering department representative, told the board the plat combines the right‑of‑way dedications the board typically accepts with additional access easements between phases of the development to ensure access to and maintenance of a regional detention facility and sanitary infrastructure. He said the plat also includes right‑of‑way dedications on Bridal Jamestown Road and County Road 200 South.

A board member moved to approve and accept the plat and easements; the motion referenced acceptance "from Newcomb" and was seconded. The board voted by voice and approved the motion. Kevin noted the city had worked with the developer’s legal team and the city legal team to finalize easement language.

The transcript uses two similar but different references to the developer/site ("new cold" in the staff presentation and "Newcomb" in the motion). The record of the meeting reflects both references; city staff indicated the legal details had been coordinated with counsel prior to the board vote. The board did not record a roll‑call vote in the transcript; approval was given by voice.