sandy bay highlands

The agenda included an update on construction activity, marketing activity, and lot sales at the Sandy Bay Subdivision.

The agenda included discussion of the status of Lot 16, Block 2 (Phase 2), including possible re-conveyance to the CDA and discussion of configuration and pricing.

A committee status roundup reported that the Sandy Bay Highlands Phase 3 contract award was already set up to go to City Council.

Staff reported a Sandy Bay Highlands Phase 3 (Contract 6-2025) timeline: curb/gutter and paving targeted by end of October, with final restoration by mid-November.

Staff said drainage swale work for Sandy Bay Highlands Phase 3 was still in the quoting stage.

Staff said planting for Sandy Bay Highlands Phase 3 was expected in spring 2026.

Staff provided an update on construction activity, marketing activity, and lot sales at the Sandy Bay Subdivision, but the minutes did not include the specific sales figures or year-to-date numbers.

The CDA reviewed a purchase offer of $52,000 for Lot 24 on Sandy Ridge Drive and voted to counter at $54,500; the motion passed.

Staff reported ongoing talks with developers related to Sandy Bay, including potential multi-family projects and possible property acquisitions for future housing development.

The committee discussed longer-term development focus areas closer to Two Rivers High School as a target for 2027 and beyond.

The CDA discussed marketing tools for Sandy Bay (including signage, flyers, and QR codes) and heard Weichert, Realtors Cornerstone’s plan for next steps.

The board asked Weichert to review Sandy Bay lot prices and return in February 2026 with recommendations.

An agenda item was listed for consideration of a purchase offer for a section of Lot 25 (subdivided).

The CDA reviewed Phase 3 Sandy Bay Highlands lot pricing with staff and Weichert Realtors Cornerstone and voted to raise prices across Phase 3 by 7.5%; the motion passed unanimously.

Staff discussed potential future expansion of Sandy Bay Highlands, including three nearby properties under different ownership as possible options; no vote was taken.

The CDA reviewed three offers for Sandy Bay subdivision lots (Lot 22, Block 2; Lot 5, Block 5; Lot 6, Block 5), considered the offers too low, made counteroffers that were rejected, and the lots remained available with no formal action recorded.

The CDA discussed possible sites for the next residential subdivision and reached consensus to pursue more refined infrastructure cost estimates and potential lot sizes for land on the north side of Two Rivers.

The topic appeared on a CDA agenda as a generic item labeled “CDA BUSINESS,” without a published substantive summary, vote, decision, or public-hearing details.

CDA members said no good offers had come in this year and questioned whether the current marketing approach is working; the CDA voted 7-0 to require documentation showing which builders were contacted and a list of all inquiries about Sandy Bay lots since Jan. 1, 2025.

A planned discussion with Weichert Cornerstone Realty about the Sandy Bay marketing approach did not occur because Weichert did not attend; the CDA indicated it hoped the realtor would attend the next meeting.