River Ridge board orders plan after Pinehurst residents demand urgent fixes for repeated flooding
Pinehurst residents told the River Ridge CDD board on June 25 they have suffered repeated, safety-threatening flooding after a June storm and demanded priority repairs. The district engineer cited blocked inlets, ordered MRI to clean pipes, and the board unanimously approved a $173,367.78 cleaning contract and a loan amendment to fund projects.
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Pinehurst residents pressed the River Ridge Community Development District Board of Supervisors on June 25 for an immediate, well-funded response to repeated flooding after a tropical storm June 12–14, saying streets were impassable and flooding persisted in Pinehurst long after nearby neighborhoods dried.
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