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QTS demobilization raises timing questions for 76th Avenue improvements
Summary
Staff told council that Clayton Construction expects to begin demobilizing QTS staging areas possibly in April; councilors discussed development-agreement language tying 76th Avenue improvements to developer build-out and weighed whether to proceed now or delay projects tied to QTS staging.
Staff reported that Scott with Clayton Construction indicated the contractor is beginning to consider demobilizing staging areas used by QTS and that he "anticipates this happening in April," though the date could change. The city included development-agreement language (paragraphs 9–14) tying certain 76th Avenue improvements and overlays to developer triggers; the presence and timing of QTS staging has delayed the 76th Avenue work and created choices about whether to move forward now or postpone.
Councilors and staff discussed the city's other corridor priorities and the possibility that other development (including private proposals) could affect obligations tied to the development agreement. Staff encouraged councilors to review the agreement language and plan next steps given potential cost and timing implications.
