Council approves Hunter Ranch amendments and cost-share for Rourke Branch interceptor; city's share ~ $13M
Council approved three related Hunter Ranch (Landmark) agreements including a cost-sharing escrow that would allocate roughly $13 million of the Rourke Branch wastewater interceptor to the city, with the developer and other districts covering the remainder; amendments also clarify developer definitions and supplemental project funding.
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Council voted unanimously to approve three related items tied to the Hunter Ranch (Landmark) development: a cost-sharing agreement for an oversized wastewater trunk, a second amendment to the Hunter Ranch operating agreement, and an amendment to the project agreement clarifying who counts as a "developer" under the contracts.
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