Scott Hourigan
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 53:44
- Avg per meeting
- 4:08
- Segments
- 508
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Spring Creek Ranch Estates subdivision
No infrastructure costs now, but the agreement would put future road and utility obligations on developers, not the city.
Comprehensive Plan Progress and Housing Trends
Building permit fees totaled $855,000 in 2025; a housing needs assessment is proposed in the 2027 budget.
Nine-lot subdivision sketch plat in the ETJ off St. Onge Road
Roads would be privately maintained by an HOA or road district — no city or county maintenance dollars.
Hills View Homes development agreement amendment
Lowers the city-held security guarantee on the subdivision by $150,000.
Spring Creek Ranch final plat
The city would take on no road maintenance cost under the development agreement.
Eastside Acres development site visit
$396,798.74 increase, about $101,000 offset by the developer.
Sky Ridge affordable housing lot transfers
Property transferred at terms set in the 2025 development agreement; new homes will expand the tax base.
First-quarter permit statistics and plan review timelines
Stricter wind requirements can add construction costs for homeowners and builders.
Peaceful Pines at Elkhorn Ridge development agreement
New sewer allocation purchases from Elkhorn Ridge and public infrastructure construction will be covered by the developer under a development agreement.
Nedifi Way and Centennial Mountain development closeouts
City reimburses the developer about $44,000 for water upsizing and will pay for six feet of extra sidewalk on Two Bar T Street.
Highway 85 North annexation area development
The city has no capital improvement funding to extend water and sewer to the annexed area.
Powell Gulch apartments temporary occupancy
Cost-sharing stays 55% city / 45% Stencil for the booster pump.
Bylaws amendment for alternate member participation
SBA indoor training facility zoning hurdles
Engineering Design Standards adoption
No direct cost to residents, but it shapes what developers must build and pay for.
Thoen Stone Road minor plat
Sale of public land through SEDC
Maitland Vistas road built off approved alignment
The owner claims relocating the Black Hills Energy transmission line to restore the alignment could cost millions; staff noted no documented evidence of that figure.
Top Shelf Subdivision density and transition
Public infrastructure — road dedication and utility extensions — will be dedicated to the city under the agreement.
Elkhorn Ridge Golf Estates Block 2 multifamily plat
No direct city cost, though future multifamily development there would add sewer, park, and infrastructure demands.
Decisions during term (8)
Recorded while Hourigan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Hills View Homes development agreement amendment
Thevery, LLC Development Agreement — Nedifi Way
Acknowledge TIF #9 revenue assignment to SD Housing Development Authority
Approve Second Amendment to Development Agreement with Stencil Group II, LLC (Hill Street Apartments)
Development Agreement for Peaceful Pines at Elkhorn Ridge
Eastside Acres development agreement
First Amendment of Development Agreement with Stencil Group II, LLC
Top Shelf revised development agreement
Voting record (5)(Development)
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