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Coldspring to take over local permitting for development and utilities, mayor says
Summary
Mayor John Benestante briefed the council that the city plans in coming months to take over issuance of local permits including on-site sewage, residential and commercial development, cell-tower permits and floodplain work; the transition will exclude 911 and PERK tests and details are still being worked out.
Mayor John Benestante told the council the City of Coldspring plans to assume responsibility for issuing local permits in the coming months. The scope described in the minutes includes on-site sewage, residential development, commercial development, cell-tower permits, map printing, non-flood-plain and flood-plain development; 911 and PERK tests would be excluded from the city's takeover.
The minutes record the briefing but do not provide a timeline, implementing ordinance, or staffing plan; they state only that details are being worked out for the transition. No formal motion or vote on the transition appeared in the minutes.
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