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Heritage Pines Board elects officers; Janice Benedetti removed from appointments

Heritage Pines Community Development District Board of Supervisors · December 10, 2024
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Summary

The Heritage Pines CDD unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-01 to elect a slate of officers and remove a prior assistant secretary; newly elected supervisors were sworn in and prior firm appointments remained unchanged.

Chuck Adams, district manager, administered the Oath of Office to newly elected supervisors Arthur Rhodes (Seat 1), Stephen Putman (Seat 2) and Michael Walsh (Seat 3) at the Heritage Pines Community Development District meeting on Dec. 10, 2024.

The board then considered Resolution 2025-01 to elect officers and confirm appointments. Michael Walsh nominated a slate that placed Kathleen Lonergan as chair and Arthur Rhodes as vice chair, and named Michael Walsh, Carol Vaughan and Stephen Putman as assistant secretaries. "Michael Walsh nominated the following: Kathleen Lonergan Chair Arthur Rhodes Vice Chair Michael Walsh Assistant Secretary Carol Vaughan Assistant Secretary Stephen Putman Assistant Secretary," the board record shows. The resolution also removed Janice Benedetti from the board's assistant secretary list and left prior appointments — including Craig Wrathell as secretary and treasurer and Jeff Pinder as assistant treasurer — unchanged.

The measure passed on a motion by Michael Walsh, seconded by Carol Vaughan, "with all in favor." The action formalizes officer roles following the recent election and maintains existing contractual or firm appointments listed by the board.

The board's action takes effect per the resolution's language; the meeting record does not specify further implementation steps beyond the usual administrative posting of minutes and resolutions.