New Subdivision, Workers' Compensation Top Manchester Aldermen's Agenda Monday

The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to meet Monday night. 

Among items set to be discussed are an adjustment to the city's budget for an additional $43,000 to cover workers' compensation insurance and numerous requests for emergency legislation regarding the new Tuscan Valley Creek Subdivision set to be built at 740 Sulphur Spring Road. 

Subdivision developer CJM Investment states in letters to City Administrator Ed Blattner that it is hoping to have certain requests approved quickly so some work, including pouring the neighborhood entrance street, can be completed prior to the arrival of winter weather. 

CJM Investment is requesting emergency legislation from aldermen to approve a number of agreements between the city of Manchester and CJM including an escrow agreement, a cash deposit agreement, a maintenance agreement and approval of a subdivision plat.  

For more details on Monday's meeting see the agenda and supporting documents included in the PDF portion of this article.

Town and Country - Manchester Patch will attend Monday's meeting. Check back Tuesday for any updates.