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Town Administrator reports progress on Knowles fencing, drainage and Onnie Ranch work
Summary
The Town Administrator told the Planning and Zoning Commission that work continues on perimeter fencing at the Knowles development, phase‑3 drainage through town limits is nearly complete, and Onnie Ranch crews are finishing street and dirt work, though wet weather has caused delays.
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The Town Administrator updated the Planning and Zoning Commission on multiple development projects in and around Copper Canyon, saying crews have completed much of the perimeter fencing at the Knowles site and have installed light poles and street signs.
“They're making progress on the fence…the east side's done, the north side, and by almost all the, west side as well,” the Town Administrator said, noting wet weather has slowed final work on the front side.
The administrator said phase‑3 drainage that runs through the town limits has been largely finished but that one section remains under construction. He also reported Onnie Ranch contractors are “cutting in all the streets and doing all the dirt work,” and that TMP performs the town’s inspections for construction, drainage, and erosion control across the active projects.
Why it matters: these projects affect public infrastructure and drainage within Copper Canyon, and weather‑related delays could shift construction timelines and the town’s acceptance and permitting steps.
The administrator said staff will continue regular inspections and will follow the town's acceptance procedures once each project reaches completion.
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