The Wolf Lake Ranch Phase 2 construction plan, which encompasses 59 single-family lots, was a primary focus. Concerns were raised regarding the necessary improvements along Ponkan Pines Road, which serves as the main access point to the development. It was emphasized that these improvements, including curbs and sidewalks, were expected during Phase 2, contrary to a developer’s understanding that these could be deferred to Phase 3. The council expressed the importance of ensuring the road meets the required standards to support the new development and to prevent future issues. Additionally, discussions covered the transition of an emergency access point to a regular ingress and egress standard, highlighting the need for consistency in access points across phases.

Another agenda item was the Sheila Park major development plan, which includes 115 single-family residential lots. The council addressed engineering and planning concerns, particularly regarding offsite water management and the need for a comprehensive lighting plan. The requirement to show easements for electric, communication, and internet utilities was stressed to avoid potential utility strikes, which have previously led to costly repairs.