Individual homeowners and Associations may have other, more detailed comments. These seem to be widespread concerns. The handover of roads and other assets from developers to owner associations is important and needs to be enforced. The roads need to be in good condition at handover, and handover needs to be timely, so owners can continue good maintenance. Please consider tying the handover to bond release, or to the right of the developer to sell additional lots or develop additional properties.
Litigation is wasteful, and the simpler the enforcement mechanisms, the better.
Roads are periodically damaged by trash trucks and heavy construction trucks. If you cannot obtain damage bonds on construction projects, and work with regulators for lighter trash trucks, then please enforce road and shoulder standards, in subdivision ordinance articles 8 and 11, that will withstand the stops, starts, and turns of these vehicles. Many residents want to keep traffic reasonably slow, both within and between subdivisions, for the safety of residents, for preserving the traditional way of life of the county, and for reducing road maintenance costs. We understand the Board of Education opposes speed bumps, since they damage heavily loaded buses, and they have no objection to swales or gentle dips. Associations also prefer dips, since they do not interfere with snow removal.