Community Development

Accepted Residential Developments and Special Service Areas (SSA's)

Many Village residents live in Montgomery’s newest neighborhoods. As these are being built, it is the responsibility of the developer to manage and maintain the common and public infrastructure. For example snow removal, street repairs, maintenance of stormwater basins (ponds), replacement and maintenance of landscaping (on public or common property such as right-of-ways and entry areas) and any and all other components of the development that are not private property (owned by a home owner) are the developer’s responsibility.

Once the development is completed to a certain level and satisfies the Village’s standards and requirements, the Village will formally “accept” the public improvements in the development. At the time of acceptance, all items identified above that the developer was required to install and maintain become the responsibility of the Village; and the securities held by the Village to guarantee the implementation of the improvements are reduced and/or returned to the developer.

The Village’s engineering and landscape architect consultants complete a “punch list” (a list that identifies items that need to be fixed before acceptance) in the field and the developer must restore all items before the Village will formally accept the development.

Below is a list of all new residential neighborhoods. It indicates whether your neighborhood has been accepted or not. If it has been, any problems, questions or issues associated to those improvements should be related to the Village.