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Maple Creek Ranch residents ask Franklin County to use developer bond to fix Phase 1 roads
Summary
Residents of Maple Creek Ranch told Franklin County Commissioners that Phase 1 roads fail county standards and asked officials to pull the developer bond so the county can make repairs and accept Phases 2–4 for maintenance. Commissioners said they will review legal options.
Steven Bishop and other residents of Maple Creek Ranch urged Franklin County Commissioners on June 22 to use a developer bond to repair roads in Phase 1 of the subdivision so later phases can be deeded to the county for maintenance.
Bishop told the board that negotiations with developer Guy Arnell have not resolved the matter and that Phases 2, 3 and 4 cannot deed their roads to the county because Phase 1 does not meet county specifications. Commissioner Zach Stewart said the bond functions as a warranty; Chair Robert Swainston said the county will determine what it can do legally.
No formal motion or vote to call the bond was recorded in the meeting minutes. The matter remains unresolved; the board did not set a timeline in the public record for next steps. Residents asked the county to act so the subdivisions can transition to county maintenance and avoid further deterioration of road infrastructure.
The petitioners’ account was presented during the public comment portion of the June 22 meeting; the commissioners did not announce any immediate enforcement action.
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