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Cedar City is ditching a $600,000 well project. The council thinks it's too expensive and not worth the hassle.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The developer will be required to provide a bond to ensure the work is eventually completed.
The developer, by aligning construction costs with the timeline of future phases.
The city and future residents, who may face difficulties enforcing these agreements or funding future infrastructure projects.
2 Cedar City traffic signal projects stalled due to materials delay St. George News
Developers want to push back building road and water improvements on 3900 West until the next phase of their project. The city has to decide if this is safe and fair for the neighborhood.
The city is frequently granting deferrals for curb and gutter on Horse Alley because the street isn't fully developed. The concern is whether these agreements will actually be enforceable if the city decides to upgrade the road later.
The city is working on updating how they build curbs, gutters, and driveways to make them safer and more accessible for everyone.
<p>The Cedar City Council approved a settlement with the Armbrust family, releasing the city from its previous obligation to provide a recreational amenity near Cross Hollow Road.</p>
$500K settlement frees Cedar City from Cross Hollow recreation requirement St. George News
<p>Conservation groups recently added an amendment to their lawsuit over the Northern Corridor to include accusations of the federal agencies violating the Endangered Species Act related to the reapproval of the controversial roadway.</p>
Highly unattractive and economically challenging': Cedar City to halt $600K 'landmark' well project St. George News
Officials, SUU students celebrate new roundabout on corner of campus in Cedar City St. George News
Iconic Cedar City Lighthouse set for demolition to make way for freeway expansion KSL.com
This agreement outlines the requirements for developing the property.
Allows the developer to move forward with Phase 2 while the city determines the best path for storm drainage.
Could change the layout of the subdivision and requires careful planning to ensure utilities and setbacks are still compliant.
Adjusting the plat helps the developer move forward with construction plans.
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