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Council authorizes LOI with S2LD for The Preserve, including PID discussion
Summary
Council authorized the City Manager to execute a Letter of Intent with S2LD for The Preserve (formerly Crystal Park), which contemplates a Public Improvement District and assignment of impact fee credits to fund infrastructure and amenities.
On March 24, the Melissa City Council authorized the City Manager to execute a Letter of Intent with S2LD for a residential development called The Preserve. Staff said the project, which received zoning approval in February 2026, includes proposed amenities such as trails and an amenity center and that S2LD seeks a Public Improvement District (PID) and assignment of impact fee credits to offset infrastructure costs associated with up‑zoning.
S2LD representatives James Haddock and Justin Christ presented the LOI and answered council questions about infrastructure cost and proposed amenities. Council voted unanimously to authorize execution of the LOI, enabling the city and developer to move forward with negotiations on a development agreement and related PID details.
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