Sarah Temple

Chairman Matt Lewis called the meeting to order and opened the floor to audience comments. Barry Anderson of The Shires wanted to recognize the professionalism and courtesy of the inspectors taking inventory of the condition of the sidewalks in his neighborhood. This led to a question from resident Marlon Santos, also of The Shires, regarding

During the Sept. 2 CDD meeting, supervisors continued sidewalk repair discussions and set a date for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the West Park Village Plaza Renovation. Chairman Matt Lewis began the September meeting by opening the floor to audience questions/comments. A resident of the Shires queried the board on the disappearance of two trees in

On Aug. 6, in addition to their general meeting, the Westchase CDD held a Public Hearing to adopt the budget for Fiscal Year 2025. Before opening the public hearing to adopt the 2025 budget, District Manager Andrew Mendenhall confirmed he had received a handful of e-mails and calls from residents, with most questions pertaining to

The May 7 CDD meeting began with the resident forum. A Greens resident spoke first regarding his property, which backs onto the fourth hole on the golf course. He note there is a cart path on the back of his lot and was looking for information on how the Golf Club interacts with his property,

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

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.

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