resolution · J-2
Resolution No. 2026-011 – A Resolution Authorizing the Entering into a Developer’s Agreement with Grove Park Row Homes, LLC, Tiffin, Iowa for Grove Park Planned Development Overlay Site District — J.2
Dated March 3, 2026City Council — regular meeting, March 3, 2026 13 pages
Ord. 2026-523, Res. 2026-011, Res. 2026-010
Page 8 of 13
Text from the PDF text layer; check the PDF for anything that matters.zoning ordinances and environmental regulations. City may, at its option, refuse to allow construction
or development work in the OPD until Developer complies with the appropriate law or regulation.
Upon the City's demand, Developer shall cease work until there is compliance.
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L. Plat notes and surveyor’s notes on plats serve to provide notice of how a subdivision is
expected to develop. Said notes are not intended to create any vested private interest in any stated use
restriction or covenant, or create any third party beneficiaries to any noted use restriction or covenant.
SECTION 7. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION AND CONSTRUCTION
OBSERVATION
A. Developer shall submit to the City, for approval by the City Engineer, plans and
specifications for the construction of improvements in the OPD which have been prepared by a
registered professional civil engineer. Developer shall obtain approval of the construction plans and
all necessary permits from the appropriate city, state and federal agencies before proceeding with
construction. In addition, Developer shall have its engineer provide adequate field inspection
personnel to ensure that an acceptable level of quality control is maintained.
B. Developer shall pay all costs of City engineering administration, which will include
review of Developer 's final construction plans and specifications, monitoring of construction, and
consultation with Developer and its engineer on the status, progress or other issues regarding the
project. Developer shall pay for the reasonable construction observation performed by the City staff
or consulting City Engineer. Construction observation will consist of examination of proposed public
utilities, street construction and other infrastructure improvements. The engineering administrative
fee and construction observation fees to be paid by Developer shall be determined by the City, in
part based on the standard hourly fee schedule in effect between the City Engineer and the City on
file at City Hall and in part based on standard fees for other staff members that perform the duties
noted above. The City shall provide the appropriate supporting documentation for these fees upon
request by Developer.
SECTION 8. RELEASE
The City agrees that when the improvements, facilities and sidewalks required by Section 2
of this Agreement have been installed to the satisfaction of the City, and upon receipt of payment
for all engineering costs pursuant to section 7(B), it will promptly issue appropriate releases of the
lot for recording in the Johnson County Recorder's Office so that this Agreement, or applicable
portions thereof, will no longer constitute a cloud on the title of the lots in said OPD.
SECTION 9. DEVELOPER'S OBLIGATION AND DEFAULT
A. Developer agrees and is fully obligated to perform as provided in this Agreement.
Developer is liable and responsible for each and every obligation agreed to be undertaken pursuant
to this Agreement. Failure of Developer, its employees, agents or assigns, to perform is not a
defense for Developer against any action to be taken by the City.
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Sources
- revize: J.2 (HiORB08P5567rYNxqXotJntjlLBhSX.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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