Sarah Temple

In the absence of Chairman Matt Lewis, Supervisor Greg Chesney called the meeting to order and introduced himself to the large audience in attendance. He asked the attendees if there was a collective reason for their presence and Robert DeAngelis of West Park Village took to the floor. He wanted to bring to the Board’s […]

District Engineer Robert Dvorak kicked off the March 5 Westchase CDD meeting with his report. He  reminding the Board that he completed a pavement assessment four years ago. Due to the increase in costs, those initial numbers have gone up and he suggested he attend the next workshop to go into more detail. Supervisor Chris

Those in attendance were there to urge the CDD to continue their contract with the USDA to mitigate the Vultures. Residents from Stonebridge and Woodbridge voiced concerns over the value of their homes, damage to roofs and lanai screens, and intimidation by the birds. District Counsel Erin McCormick confirmed that she had received a new

All supervisors and staff were present for the final Westchase CDD board meeting of 2023 and Chairman Matt Lewis began by opening the meeting up to audience comments. Eric Holt of Radcliffe voiced his concerns over drivers speeding in his neighborhood and asked the Board to consider putting up a sign to mitigate potential accidents.

A request from an Abbotsford resident prompted a difference of opinion between supervisors at the start the meeting. The resident wanted a permit for the removal of a large oak tree causing problems to her property – lifting sidewalk slabs, causing cracks in the driveway and creating problems with the sprinklers. Supervisor Chris Barrett responded

The August 8 CDD meeting began with two public hearings. There were no comments or questions coming from the audience at the first public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2023/2024 budget, so supervisors voted to approve the budget, 5-0. The second public hearing for the imposition of assessments to fund the District’s proposed budget was

During the July CDD meeting, the Board began discussing next steps in preparing for Field Manager Doug Mays’ pending retirement. Chairman Matt Lewis began the meeting by opening the floor to the audience. Mr. Anderson of the Shires explained that some neighbors had asked about the possibility of attending the budget public hearing on Aug.

With no audience members in attendance, Chairman Matt Lewis handed the meeting over to Engineer Robert Dvorak. He and Field Manager Doug Mays had recently visited the home of a Stockbridge resident who had concerns about a manhole cover on his driveway apron. After a thorough inspection, Dvorak could not see anything that the CDD