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Council accepts public improvements for Prairie Ridge West subdivision
Summary
Council approved a resolution accepting public improvements for the Prairie Ridge West subdivision, which contains approximately 93 residential lots; the city received an engineer's certification that improvements meet city standards.
City staff asked the council to accept public improvements for the Prairie Ridge West subdivision. Staff said the developer built the improvements to city specifications and provided a certified engineer's letter confirming compliance; city inspectors and public works staff also conducted their own inspections.
The council approved the resolution by roll call. Staff said the development adds roughly 93 residential lots to the city and that discussion of related Washington Street traffic study will return to a future policy and planning session.
"Everything was indeed designed and built according to SUGAS standards," the public works representative said on the record when confirming the inspection process.
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