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Commission reviews infrastructure guarantees; staff flags maintenance amount and next steps
Summary
The commission reviewed infrastructure and maintenance guarantees for Coffee Creek and Copper Creek subdivisions, approved release of an expired guarantee for lots 13–19, and asked for a maintenance guarantee submission for lots 20–28; staff said a maintenance-amount calculation equaled $97,440.13 for the relevant work.
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Planning staff reviewed multiple infrastructure and maintenance guarantees stemming from previous phases of Coffee Creek and Copper Creek developments.
Staff reported an expired sidewalk guarantee for Coffee Creek (original figure discussed at $21,472 for a prior item) and confirmed that infrastructure-completion work for Coffee Creek Center first edition Phase B (lots 13–19) appears complete; staff recommended releasing a related surety of about $59,115.48 for lots 13–19. For lots 20–28, staff said the developer should replace the existing infrastructure guarantee with a maintenance guarantee and provide supporting documentation; staff later cited a maintenance guarantee calculation of $97,440.13 (discussed as 10% in the transcript) as the amount needed to proceed with the maintenance release process.
The commission agreed to pursue the routine administrative steps: staff will verify completion, accept a maintenance guarantee for the lots in question and, if appropriate, release expired guarantees. The transcript records staff and the petitioner discussing bank timing and paperwork; commissioners requested that the petitioner provide the maintenance guarantee and certified numbers ahead of the September meeting.
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