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Council accepts small streets and utilities in Preserve at Clinch River development
Summary
The council accepted completed infrastructure in three small sections of the Preserve at Clinch River (formerly Rarity Ridge): Deerberry Circle, Boysenberry Drive and Broadberry townhouse utilities; acceptances begin the city's warranty period and shift perpetual maintenance to the city.
Council voted to accept several small infrastructure parcels in the Preserve at Clinch River development (formerly Rarity Ridge), moving roads and utilities into city maintenance and starting the one‑year warranty period to the developer.
Public Works staff said standard inspections and punch‑list work were completed before acceptance. "When we're ready to take it over, your acceptance will constitute the start of a one year warranty bond," said the public‑works representative, explaining the typical acceptance and warranty process.
Council approved the acceptances by voice votes. Staff noted these were small, piecemeal acceptances driven by original platting differences and that acceptance completes the required checks before perpetual care responsibilities shift to the city.
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