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Boiling Spring Lakes approves development agreement with Two Creek Homes
Summary
The Boiling Spring Lakes Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a development agreement with Two Creek Homes to ensure infrastructure and stormwater standards for an attainable-housing project. City staff said the agreement requires the developer to meet the city's construction and drainage standards.
The Boiling Spring Lakes Board of Commissioners voted 4-0 to approve a development agreement with Two Creek Homes, a deal city officials said will require the builder to meet the city’s standards for street construction, stormwater and drainage. City Manager Gordon Hargrove summarized the agreement as a tool to "advance the mutual goal of the City and the Developer in providing high-quality, attainable housing and coordinating the necessary infrastructure and facilities."
Mayor Jeff Winecoff said the agreement helps ensure clarity about developer responsibilities and record-keeping of standards. Hargrove told the board the property is zoned for the proposed development and that the agreement "guarantees the project will be completed to the City's gold standards, with stormwater and drainage requirements met from start to finish." No members of the public spoke during the hearing, and the board closed the public comment period before the vote.
The approval was taken after a formal public hearing and a motion to approve carried unanimously. The agreement, as described in the meeting, focuses on construction standards and on-site stormwater measures; the city will retain inspection and enforcement authority under the contract.
