REP 15-405
Green Mountain Planned Residential Development (PRD) Sewer System Development Agreement Details: Staff and the City Attorney have been working with Green Mountain Land, LLC and their attorney to draft a proposed development agreement in regards to sewer service provisions for the Green Mountain PRD. The attached draft agreement describes the requirements of both parties to install sewer system improvements, including a cost sharing mechanism by which the developer makes annual payments to the City and provides financial surety for a share of the permanent North Urban Growth Area (NUGA) Sewer Transmission System project. Presenter: Steve Wall, Public Works Director; Pete Capell, City Administrator; Cathy Huber Nickerson, Finance Director; and Robert Maul, Planning Manager
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- contract
- Field
- Construction
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Green Mountain Land, LLC also holds
Resolution No. 17-013 Green Mountain Park Development Agreement Details: A resolution approving a Development Agreement between the City of Camas and …- Committee
- CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP
- Requested by
- Public Works
- Introduced
- August 11, 2015
- On agenda
- August 17, 2015
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