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Board accepts final plat for High Point Subdivision; new road to become county-maintained
Summary
An applicant presented a final plat for High Point Subdivision—about 48 acres in two phases with 17 lots, served by public water and septic—and the board accepted the plat and new road with a vote the Chair recorded as 3 to 1. Planning staff outlined required punch-list inspections and bonding procedures.
An applicant asked the Troup County Board of Commissioners to accept the final plat for High Point Subdivision on Greenville Road, a roughly 48-acre two-phase development that proposes 17 lots ranging from about 2 acres to more than 5 acres and will be served by public water and septic.
The applicant said the driveways would be off Greenville Road and High Point Drive and described the lot sizes: "Total acreage is a little up 48 acres, proposes, 2 phases with 17 lots." Planning/engineering staff (S9) explained that acceptance of the plat includes acceptance of the new road and that a punch list of inspections and a bond process begin when the engineering department signs off. Staff said the developer should delay placing the top course of asphalt for at least 12 months and no more than 24 months unless the maintenance bond is extended: "we ask that they not put the top course of asphalt on for at least 12 months and no more than 24 months unless they extend the maintenance bond." The Chair recorded the motion as passing 3 to 1.
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