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th <br />final plat application by June 20; and a final plat approval by September 20, or the new more <br />stringent requirements would apply. They were given some lead-time and, as a result, the rush to <br />get on this agenda before having to meet the more stringent bonding requirements. Should any of <br />these not have their infrastructure completed within one year, we could call in their posted <br />security. <br />Joseph Paladin <br /> specified that Item 7.O. was his subdivision and it has had a CC <br />(certificate of completion) for over 60 days. His subdivision is vested and he is going for his final <br />plat. He should, therefore, not be included in the group. <br />County Attorney Collins clarified that all Mr. Paladin’s required improvements <br />were already completed even before he started selling lots. <br />Commissioner Davis had a concern on 7.T. He saw that they were contributing to <br />thth <br />the intersection of 45 Street and 58 Avenue. He would like to see developers do the work even <br />if is above and beyond their fair share. <br />County Administrator Baird specified that we are going to make DiVosta construct <br />the intersection. The problem is the County needs to buy the right-of-way first and then they will <br />do the paving. <br />Commissioner Davis understood the right-of-way acquisition is tough; he suggested <br />maybe the trigger would be after we get the right-of-way purchased then the developer could take <br />it over and get the intersection improvements done. <br /> <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Bowden, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Davis, the Board unanimously granted final <br />plat approval for Park Lane Estates with recordation of the <br />mylar after the letter of credit for the offsite sidewalk <br />improvements is received and accepted by the County <br />Attorney, as recommended in the memorandum of August <br />25, 2005. <br />September 13, 2005 11 <br /> <br />