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Commission reviews development agreements including Coats Road paving and $5,700 per-unit emergency fee
Summary
Staff outlined development agreements tied to rezoning cases that include Coats Road paving (2,500 linear feet) and a $12.50 per-unit intersection fee, plus $5,700 per-unit fire and emergency fees with five-year terms for multiple projects (examples: $655,500 for 115 units; $370,500 for 65 units).
Staff described a development agreement that would require 2,500 linear feet of paving on Coats Road, a $12.50 per-unit intersection fee and a five-year term tied to project size; staff provided a grand total calculation for 212 units of $265,000 for that agreement. Grayson also described development agreements connected to rezoning cases that include a $5,700 per-unit fee for fire and emergency services with five-year terms and calculated grand totals such as $655,500 for 115 units and $370,500 for a 65-unit project.
The commission opened public input on these agreements and heard minimal comment (one attendee said they had come to see "what I was signing my client up for"). No substantive opposition was recorded and the items were advanced as presented for subsequent processing.
