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Council accepts public improvements for Sandstone Townhomes; units nearing full occupancy
Summary
Council accepted remaining public infrastructure for the Sandstone Townhomes development and heard that occupancy is about 88%; staff said the city has received required bonds and documentation and will seek final releases from contractors.
The council voted to accept the remaining public improvements at the Sandstone Townhomes development. Community development director Mark Lee told council the acceptance covers streets, stormwater conveyance, and other city-related infrastructure; staff said bonds and related documentation are in place and that the developer must provide final releases and lien waivers from contractors.
Councilmembers exchanged congratulations and noted the complex's occupancy. Lee said Sandstone is "almost full" and later stated an 88% occupancy figure; councilmembers called the development "really nice" and described it as evidence of housing demand in the community. The motion to accept the infrastructure passed by voice vote.
Acceptance of the infrastructure means the city will take responsibility for the listed systems once final documentation is provided and the developer completes outstanding contractor releases.
