Commission tightens utility documentation, makes minimum utility installation developer responsibility
The Commission replaced a vague 'letter of feasibility' with a required 'statement of provided utilities' and agreed that developers must install minimum water, power and natural gas (with stubs at each lot) before final approval; telecommunications can remain optional.
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Monroe City Planning Commission members agreed on June 16, 2026, to replace the ordinance's "letter of feasibility for utilities" with a clearer "statement of provided utilities" that requires a developer to guarantee minimum utility installation at final approval. The change specifies a minimum of water, power and natural gas must be provided with stubs to each lot; telecommunications/internet providers were characterized as typically self-funding and may remain optional.
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