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Mount Pleasant City Council to discuss B&M Land development agreement

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The Mount Pleasant City Council will hold a special work session on Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss a proposed development agreement with B&M Land, LLC. The meeting will focus on a project involving approximately 62.4 acres and will not include formal action.

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  • The Mount Pleasant City Council will hold a special work session on Nov. 18, 2026.
  • The meeting will focus on a proposed development agreement with B&M Land, LLC for approximately 62.4 acres.
  • Discussions will cover land use, residential density, infrastructure, and developer responsibilities.
  • No formal action is scheduled to be taken during this session.

The Mount Pleasant City Council is scheduled to hold a special work session on Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss a proposed development agreement with B&M Land, LLC, according to a November 11 notice.

The meeting, which is scheduled for 10:00 AM, will involve a review and discussion with the developer and the City Attorney regarding a proposed development agreement. The project involves approximately 62.4 acres located generally between 300 South and 700 South and 700 East and 900 East.

Topics for discussion include proposed land uses, residential density, development standards, project phasing, and timelines. The council will also review roads, utilities, infrastructure costs, reimbursement provisions, and the responsibilities of both the City and the developer. The meeting is intended to address outstanding concerns and potential revisions to the agreement, and no formal action will be taken during the session.

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