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Conway Ridge agreement includes park placement, water monitoring and school mitigation
Summary
The development agreement approved June 18, 2025 for Conway Ridge requires a park in the project's first phase (location to be north or south), two water-sampling stations (north and south), and a developer commitment to assist the school district if a nearby school becomes overpopulated.
The Conway Ridge development agreement approved by the Notus City Council includes several staff- and attorney-requested conditions intended to address park access, water monitoring and school impacts. City Planner Antonio Conti asked that a park be built in the first phase of the project, with the planner noting the park could be located in either the north or south portion of the development. The planner also asked that the agreement note two water-sampling stations—one to the north and one to the south of the project.
City Attorney Ben Layman asked that the agreement include three attorney-requested elements: a developer commitment to assist the school district if a school becomes overpopulated, an assumption-of-risk clause, and confirmation that a park will be included in a phase of the development. The council adopted those points as part of the motion approved on June 18, 2025. The minutes do not specify exact timing, funding sources, or contractual language for these items.
