Powell Gulch apartments temporary occupancy
Summary
The Hill Street apartments are advertising June 1 move-ins but lack a certificate of occupancy because the developer hasn't met water booster pump obligations needed for fire suppression pressure. An interim solution is being worked out.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Cost-sharing stays 55% city / 45% Stencil for the booster pump.
Future tenants once fire-safety pressure issues are resolved.
Families with signed leases face delayed move-ins; nearby properties face fire-flow pressure risk.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Jun 10, 2026
A coming agenda item would let the city issue a temporary certificate of occupancy for the Stencil Group apartments using a temporary booster pump, with indemnity language protecting the city during the switchover.
City Council - May 27, 2026
The Hill Street apartments are advertising June 1 move-ins but lack a certificate of occupancy because the developer hasn't met water booster pump obligations needed for fire suppression pressure. An interim solution is being worked out.
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