Active OpportunityInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected Aug 23, 2026

Major subdivision of four existing lots (29, 30, 31, and 5) into five new buildable lots and one basin lot, including construction of a new road (Road A), cul-de-sac, storm water management basin, utility infrastructure (water, sewer, electric, gas), sidewalks, street lights, and perimeter landscaping.

Property is in the T1 (transitional office) and R4 (residential) zones. Lots range from 10,028 sq ft to 16,426 sq ft. Mammoth County Planning Board has given conditional approval. Road A will be 240-250 ft long, 35 ft wide paved cartway, with a 50 ft right-of-way. Storm water management includes a sand-bottom infiltration basin (Lot F) and four 1000-gallon dry wells per lot. Drainage system designed to reduce flows by 50% for 2-year storms and 20% for 100-year storms, considering future climate projections (year 2100). Existing 15-inch pipe in Klein Street to be upgraded to 18-inch. Perimeter trees and street trees to be installed by developer. Homeowners Association (HOA) will maintain the basin and perimeter drains. Township will have an easement for maintenance if HOA fails to perform. Concerns raised by public regarding existing flooding in Klein Street cul-de-sac and potential impact of new development. Applicant committed to addressing comments from environmental commission and board engineer regarding the swale design.

Township of OceanPlanning Board 08 20 2026

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Infrastructure & Maintenance

Where this sits in the buying cycle

Now

Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

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