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Council approves subdivider agreement to finish Twin Ridge Phase 3 after decades-long plat

Evanston City Council · July 22, 2026
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Summary

Resolution 26-31 authorizes a subdivider agreement with Rockport Rocks LLC to complete a 1983 plat (Twin Ridge Subdivision Phase 3) in two phases; phase 1 (11 lots) must be finished within one year, phase 2 (12 lots) within two years; councilor Hagerman recused from the vote.

The council approved Resolution 26-31, authorizing a subdivider agreement between the City and Rockport Rocks LLC to complete Twin Ridge Subdivision Number 4, Phase 3 — a plat first recorded in 1983 that remained unfinished for decades.

Planner Nissen (speaker 3) outlined the plan: the developer will complete the subdivision in two phases (phase 1 = 11 lots; phase 2 = 12 lots). Phase 1 must be completed within one year of signing; phase 2 within two years. Councilor Hagerman disclosed a property interest and recused from the vote. A councilor asked about 150% bonding: staff explained phase 1 has a cost estimate and bond; phase 2 will require the developer to submit cost estimates and a bond when the second phase moves forward.

The council voted to approve the agreement with standard phased completion and bonding terms.