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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During the Nov. 11 meeting, Voting Members reviewed changes to the governing documents and discussed the proposed 2026 budget, which would result in a $56 increase to annual assessments. WCA President Michiel Oostenbrink kicked off the meeting with a recap of a special board meeting held at the end of October. He reiterated the board’s
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CDD Chair Matt Lewis opened the floor to audience comments. Woodbridge resident John Bucceri, who also serves on the neighborhood’s HOA board, asked the board to launch a formal campaign to eradicate Brazilian pepper trees throughout the community. He handed the board members a presentation he had compiled and explained that Brazilian pepper is an
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The WCA Board called a special meeting on Oct. 30 to discuss several new business items. An agenda was sent out to residents through the association’s notification system 48 hours prior. Four of the seven directors were in attendance. Jessica Siddle, Jason Jozefiak and Ashley Wait-Woodcock were absent. WCA President Michiel Oostenbrink kicked the meeting
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As Floridians, we understand all too well the devastation hurricanes can cause. We also understand how important it is to support those who are hurting. Our neighbors in the Caribbean can use our help. Below are a few tips to ensure your donations are most effective. Look for Reputable Organizations Unfortunately, charity scams abound amid
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This time of year, holiday markets and craft festivals pop up across Tampa Bay, offering one-of-a-kind gifts, many of which are made by local artisans. Best of all, several of these markets are held outdoors, allowing shoppers to enjoy the beautiful winter weather in Florida while they shop. Below are just a few markets to
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WCA Board President Michiel Oostenbrink announced that County Commissioner Joshua Wostal was scheduled to speak, but had to cancel. He informed the VMs that the budget workshop is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8. Oostenbrink added that the board had decided to survey the community regarding whether to do away with lifeguards at the community’s
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Greens VM Steve Splaine kicked off audience comments during the Oct. 7 CDD meeting by asking the board, on behalf of Greens residents, to replace the cameras that monitor the bridge connecting WPV to the Village Green with a new system that provides a livestream to the Greens guardhouse. Splaine said that a recent incident
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Several residents attended the October board meeting to take part in the monthly open forum. Mary Griffin, VM for the Single Family Homes at West Park Village, brought forth three concerns from one of her constituents, who is also a lap swimmer. Griffin said the homeowner was frustrated by Pipeline’s lack of communication regarding inconsistent
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Whether you are taking advantage of cooler weather to do a deep clean or trying to figure out what to do with all those things that didn’t sell during your neighborhood’s fall garage sale, here is a list of a few amazing organizations that can do some good with your unwanted items. Please note: At
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