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Chimney Hill to market more lots as 'shovel‑ready' after septic‑design change
Summary
The board agreed to a proposed change: wastewater engineers will complete full septic system designs up front so lots can be marketed as shovel‑ready, streamlining sales and reducing boundary adjustment problems.
James Walker presented a proposed change to the survey and septic process for DRL lots: rather than selling lots contingent on the buyer obtaining wastewater designs, the association's wastewater engineer would complete a full system design up front. Walker said the change would let the association market lots as "shovel‑ready," reduce boundary‑adjustment problems and streamline closings.
Board members expressed support for the plan and agreed to move forward with the new process for upcoming lots. The change is intended to make lots more attractive to buyers by reducing uncertainty about septic system feasibility before sale.
