DR Horton construction and street sweeping problems
Summary
Residents complained DR Horton hasn't kept streets swept while residents were still charged monthly for the service, and unfinished roads and sidewalks around North and Greenwood have caused months of headaches. The city will reimburse residents about $3,000 and the council wants code enforcement on the developer now.
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Last discussed Sep 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city plans roughly $3,000 in street-sweeping credits back to residents and about $120,000 in developer fee credits on the new phase.
Residents of the existing DR Horton phases get refunds and more aggressive city oversight.
Residents who paid for street sweeping they didn't get for roughly three years, and neighbors enduring torn-up roads and dust.
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