Surveyor seeks final approval and two-year performance bond for Highlands Subdivision
Jonathan Issacs of Independent Land Surveying asked the commissioners to approve streets and drainage for the Highlands Subdivision on the City of Seymour fringe and to accept a two-year performance bond to finish final pavement surfaces; county building and highway staff reported support.
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Jonathan Issacs, representing Independent Land Surveying, told the Jackson County Commissioners that the Highlands Subdivision plat (on a two-mile fringe within the City of Seymour) has been forwarded to the City for primary and secondary approval and that developers have constructed streets except for final surfaces. Issacs asked the commission to accept a two-year performance bond to complete those final surfaces so the county can approve the streets and drainage.
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