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River Ridge CDD approves officers resolution, easement, street sweeping and financial items
Summary
At the Oct. 22 meeting the board adopted Resolution 2025-01 electing officers, ratified Resolution 2024-05A accepting the FY2023 audited financial report, approved a proposed drainage easement from PSGRC to RRCDD, authorized emergency street sweeping for $1,475, approved Bowman Consulting signage work and accepted unaudited September 30, 2024 financial statements with staff follow-up on ledger corrections.
The River Ridge Community Development District took a series of administrative actions during its Oct. 22 meeting.
The board adopted Resolution 2025-01 to elect officers (Bob Schultz as Chair; Terry Mountford Vice Chair; Kurt Blumenthal, Robert Twombly and Keith Merrill Assistant Secretaries) and removed James Gilman from the roster. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Kurt Blumenthal, seconded by Terry Mountford, and passed "with all in favor."
Mrs. Adams presented Resolution 2024-05A accepting the audited financial report for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2023; the board ratified that resolution.
The board approved a Proposed Grant of Easement for drainage from the PSGRC to the River Ridge CDD; counsel noted a template would be used and that future easements will include a specific sketch and legal description when presented.
Bowman Consulting Group’s proposal for landscape architecture services to replace monuments and master signage throughout the CDD was approved, and the board ratified an emergency Precision Cleaning, Inc. street-sweeping contract for storm cleanup in a one-time amount of $1,475, with staff authorized to add additional week-to-week cleanings over the next month if needed.
Mrs. Adams reviewed unaudited financial statements as of Sept. 30, 2024 and flagged several apparent ledger misallocations (Engineering at 209% of budget; Contingencies at 421%; a $19,805 NPDES filing item at 152% of budget; and a $74,480 debt-service line at 205% of budget). She asked Corporate to provide paid invoices so the General Ledger can be corrected; staff said the error on the debt-service line was addressed and will be corrected in the next financials.
The board approved the Aug. 27, 2024 meeting minutes as amended and rescheduled the next meeting from Nov. 12 to Nov. 19, 2024.
