Townsend Farms residents ask city to take over detention ponds

Council agrees it won't force them to join homeowners association

Erin M. Gentz, NSP Editor

Posted 11/5/24

A group of Pinehurst Drive residents asked council members Monday to take over a detention pond serving the Townsend Farms Addition, and resurrected the idea of a stormwater utility fee to cover costs.

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Townsend Farms residents ask city to take over detention ponds

Council agrees it won't force them to join homeowners association

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