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Harvest Meadows final phase approved; developer to post three‑year maintenance bond

Jackson County Commissioners · August 5, 2025
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Summary

The board granted final approval to the first phase of Harvest Meadows, a 36‑lot subdivision on US 31 near Seymour, after a developer representative said roads and final surface are installed and the City of Seymour had signed off. A three‑year maintenance bond was required.

Jonathan Issacs of Independent Land Surveying told commissioners that the first phase of Harvest Meadows is complete and ready for final acceptance. "It is a 36‑lot subdivision on US 31 and a 2‑mile fringe of Seymour," he said, noting the City of Seymour has signed off on their portion and that the developer is "posting a three‑year maintenance bond."<br><br>Commissioner Matt Reedy moved to approve final acceptance and Commissioner Drew Storey seconded; the motion passed with three yes votes. County staff recorded that all roads and the final surface had been installed; follow‑up action includes recording the final plat and the maintenance bond per county procedure.