City manager warns developer nonresponse may trigger STP action after plan differences
Summary
City manager Hoffman told council staff had not received a developer response to a $2 million offer and that submitted lake construction drawings reduced depth from 12 to 8 feet; staff noted revocation of the site development plan is not automatic and further council action may be required after the Sept. 12 deadline.
City manager Hoffman updated council on a pending site-development-plan matter with a Sept. 12 submission deadline. Hoffman said staff had not heard from the developer since a July 13 acknowledgment and that construction drawings submitted in the second submittal indicated a lake depth of 8 feet rather than the 12 feet originally specified.
Hoffman said revocation of the site development plan (STP) is not automatic and that council will need an action item to publicly initiate any revocation conversation; staff will determine next steps and whether an executive session is necessary. "As we move forward, council will have to take action. The revocation of the STP is not automatic as council knows. There needs to be an action item that allows for council to have a conversation in public from the dais initiating that action," Hoffman said.
Council members asked procedural questions about scheduling an agenda item after the Sept. 12 deadline; staff said they are evaluating timelines and will report options to council in the coming days.
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