77-acre Trenton Square public infrastructure coming
Reviewed Oct 1 · outcome not yet confirmed
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An ordinance was discussed to organize the Trenton Square Community Authority for the approximately 77-acre Trenton Square development. The Authority will use community development charges to fund public infrastructure and services, including water and sewer extensions, roadway extensions for Victoria Place, Centennial Street, and Edgewood Drive, related utility work, intersection improvements, stormwater infrastructure, and portions of the YMCA recreation center.
Water / sewer mainPaving / asphaltExcavation / gradingStorm drainageHauling / truckingErosion & sediment control
- What happened
- Council held a first reading for an ordinance to establish the Trenton Square Community Authority. This authority is designed to fund substantial public infrastructure for the 77-acre Trenton Square development.
- Why it matters
- This ordinance is a critical step for funding major infrastructure work including water, sewer, stormwater, and road extensions, as well as intersection improvements, which will be needed for the Trenton Square development. It implies significant sitework and utility installation.
- Timing
- This is a first reading; subsequent approvals will be required. Once the Authority is established and funding mechanisms are in place, design and construction for the infrastructure projects will proceed.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: trentonoh.gov