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Development & public works
7 selected projects, each with its own paper trail. We show the stage supported by the public record and the evidence still needed.
Approximate locators; a map establishes no civic milestone.
Map background: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Boundary: Lake County GIS, October 5, 2026 snapshot.
2 projects have no verified footprint; the records remain in the list.
Counts cover unique projects in this selected inventory. Unknown means the stage is Not yet on record.
Development
Conditional agreement approval recorded. Permits, construction and opening: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Match the adopted instruments and later phase/permit records before reporting current construction or costs.
Evidence as of
Development
Agreement approved subject to clarified open-space language. Permits, construction and opening: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Check the executed agreement, permit history and any later city action; no upcoming hearing date is verified.
Evidence as of
Development
The source is an undated developer marketing concept. An application filing remains unverified. Application, approval, permits, construction and opening: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Check primary application, governing approval and later permit or work records. Later milestones: Not yet on record.
Evidence as of
Submitted application appears in the October 6, 2026 packet; its filing date is unknown. Approval, permits and construction: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Check primary application, governing approval and later permit or work records. Later milestones: Not yet on record.
Evidence as of
Public works
Staff reported speed tables installed at the Aug 5, 2025 meeting (start date not on record); full project completion and later repaving are unverified. Funding and verified completion: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Review purchase records and before/after traffic measurements to judge cost and results.
Evidence as of
Source: March 4, 2025 City Council minutes, PDF page 3, item 10, lines 104–121: traffic-calming discussion and council consensus for temporary bolt-on speed humps. · August 5, 2025 City Council minutes, PDF page 2, lines 75–78: manager reports speed tables installed and radar signs planned. · August 4, 2026 City Council minutes, PDF pages 1–9; attendance on PDF page 1; selected decision/vote pages 2, 6, 7
Public works
Staff described planned application of the Oak Valley pilot. Funding, start date and installation: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Check primary application, governing approval and later permit or work records. Later milestones: Not yet on record.
Evidence as of
Development
The source is a conceptual builder illustration. An application filing remains unverified. Application, approval, permits, construction and opening: Not yet on record.
Next evidence to check: Check primary application, governing approval and later permit or work records. Later milestones: Not yet on record.
Evidence as of
Selected dated records are not a complete current project register. Counts use unique canonical project IDs, including projects without mapped footprints.
Development has five milestones: a filed proposal, governing approval, issued permit, documented construction and verified opening. Public works has four: planned, funded, under construction and complete. Each requires its own evidence; a later stage does not fill earlier gaps.
The evidence dates belong to the cited records. Current status, costs and future hearings require further review. Filed applications require a primary government record.