Chairman Matt Lewis began the meeting by introducing District Manager Heather Dilley with Kai, the company that took over as property manager for the CDD at the end of January. Dilley noted that the meetings now have two audience comments segments: one at the beginning of the meeting and one following new business. Comments are […]
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On March 24, 2026, a special election will be held to fill the vacancy in State Senate District 14. Residents of state Senate District 14, which includes all of WOW’s readership area, have been without representation since Jay Collins left the seat in August of 2025 to serve as lieutenant governor. Collins replaced Jeannette Nunez,
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Greens Voting Member Steve Splaine kicked off audience comments with a few quick clarifications regarding the “no cleats; no organized sports signs” that CDD staff added at greenspaces in the Village Green and West Park Village. He said there had been a misconception that he, as VM, was speaking on behalf of the WCA Board
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The Jan. 6 Westchase CDD Meeting kicked off with audience comments. Shires VM Barry Anderson asked for clarification on discussions from the December meeting regarding the potential to carve out new playing field space in Westchase. He asked for a copy of a map previously presented by District Engineer Robert Dvorak, which was referenced at
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Jan. 13 VM Meeting WCA President Michiel Oostenbrink announced that County Administrator Bonnie Wise was unable to attend due to illness, and he would try to reschedule. Woodbridge VM Rick Goldstein, Harbor Links VM Nancy Sells, Dale Sells, Terry Boyd and Charles Stephens had requested that an agenda item be added to the January meeting
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Jan. 8 WCA Board Meeting Dale Sells opened audience comments by raising several concerns. In summary, he said: the December meeting date was changed without explanation; the VMs have not received a monthly violation log in six to seven months; the GAC chair was unresponsive; and the Welcome Committee was blindsided by a policy change.
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The December 17 WCA Board meeting opened with the resident forum. A homeowner commented on how bad the parking lots look, noting that they need to be restriped and better maintained. President Michiel Oostenbrink said that the item is on the reserve list. Mary Griffin, Single Family Homes of West Park Village VM, commended the
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We would like to thank everyone who took part in this year’s decorating contest for helping to spread holiday cheer with your beautiful displays! Thank you also to our judges (who will remain anonymous). They definitely had a tough job this year! We had 30 homes participate across four categories and six neighborhoods vying for
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The board also received updates on alley repair and surveillance cameras at the Dec. 2, 2025, meeting. Field Manager David Sylvanowicz began his report with updated quotes from Azzarelli Paving for repairs to the Belgrave Alley in West Park Village. He said the cost to replace and reinforce the crumbling curb near the intersection of Belgrave
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The November 13 WCA Board Meeting covered a lot of ground. The final vote of the meeting was to approve the 2026 budget, resulting in an annual assessment of $477. At the resident forum that opened the meeting, Woodbridge VM Rick Goldstein asked WCA Treasurer Eric Holt to clarify comments he had reportedly made indicating
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