The Crestwood Center and the separate business adjacent to it, Ranch Road 12 Self Storage, have a tentative green light to stay in operation following mediated negotiations with the city of San Marcos’ Neighborhood Enhancement, which produced a working agreement on the construction of wastewater and sewer repairs.
A letter addressed to UC2, LTD, landlord for the 10 businesses at Crestwood Center, and Holman-Farrar Holdings, LLC, the corporate entity that runs Ranch Road 12 Storage, signed by Greg Carr, director of Neighborhood Enhancement, states: “The City of San Marcos acknowledges that UC2. LTD and Holman-Farrar Holdings, LLC (together the 'parties' or 'property owners') have reached an agreement to provide wastewater extension project ('project') that will provide wastewater services to their respective properties. The parties, through their agreement, assure the City of San Marcos that construction on the project will begin soon. Provided that the property owners continue to maintain the status quo by sufficiently disposing of their wastewater in the manner currently in use, then the City of San Marcos will continue to supply water to the properties.”
Attorney David Sergi, who represents Holman- Farrar Holdings, LLC, said the wording in the letter is consistent with his understanding of the mediated agreement.
