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Commission endorses release of Cordova Ridge subdivision performance bond
Summary
The Shelby County committee approved a resolution to accept public improvements and release a subdivision performance bond securing Cordova Ridge PD 4th Amendment (51 lots). County engineering staff recommended release after inspection; the measure passed unanimously.
A Shelby County committee on Wednesday approved a resolution accepting public improvements and releasing a subdivision performance bond (Cordova Ridge PD 4th amendment, Parcel 11, BPD 09-302 CC). The measure, sponsored by Commissioner David C. Bradford Jr., covers a 51-lot development that county staff said has met required standards.
"My name is Ahmad Nemati. We are releasing this project and it's been approved," said Ahmad Nemati during the committee's brief presentation, recommending approval. The item was moved and seconded by commissioners and taken to a vote; the clerk recorded aye votes from Commissioners Sugarman, Mills, Bradford, Morrison and Brooks, yielding a favorable recommendation.
The action returns the project to local control by releasing the seller's performance bond and signals the county's acceptance of on-site improvements. No opposition or conditions were recorded in committee; the item will proceed with a favorable recommendation to the commission for final action.
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