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Votes at a glance: appointments, contracts, easement, financial acceptances and storm cleanup approved
Summary
At its Oct. 22 meeting the River Ridge CDD Board approved the appointment of Keith Merrill, adopted Resolution 2025‑01 electing officers, authorized consultant retentions for gatehouse and signage projects, approved a $1,475 emergency street‑sweeping payment, and ratified the audited financial report for FY 2023.
The River Ridge Community Development District Board voted on multiple routine and project items at its Oct. 22 meeting. Key outcomes included:
• Appointment: The Board appointed Keith Merrill to fill Seat 1 (term expires Nov. 2026) on a motion by Chair Bob Schultz, seconded by Robert Twombly; vote: unanimous of present supervisors.
• Officers: The Board adopted Resolution 2025‑01 electing Bob Schultz as Chair, Terry Mountford as Vice Chair, Kurt Blumenthal and Robert Twombly as Assistant Secretaries, and adding Keith Merrill as an Assistant Secretary. The resolution also removed James Gilman from the officer list.
• Contracts and consultants: On motions by Kurt Blumenthal and others, the Board authorized Bowman Consulting Group to retain RG Architects, P.A. as a subconsultant for gatehouse redesign and approved Bowman’s proposal for the Pelican Sound master signage program.
• Easement: The Board approved a Proposed Grant of Easement for drainage from PSGRC to the River Ridge CDD, with future easements to include specific sketches and legal descriptions when brought forward.
• Storm cleanup: The Board ratified emergency street‑sweeping services with Precision Cleaning, Inc. in a one‑time amount of $1,475 and authorized additional week‑to‑week cleanings for the next month if needed.
• Finance: The Board ratified Resolution 2024‑05A accepting the audited financial report for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2023 and accepted the unaudited financial statements as of Sept. 30, 2024, while directing staff to investigate several line‑item variances and correct errors in the next reporting cycle.
All listed motions passed with votes recorded as "with all in favor." Specific dollar‑amount approvals and procedural follow‑ups were directed to staff.
