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Vegetation removal underway at NWRA 33; CDD engineer to reinspect disputed dead oak
Summary
Environmental Solutions Florida, Inc. (ESF) has begun vegetation removal under a contract for NWRA 33; District Engineer Kurt Heath found a partially dead oak tree to be on private property and will reinspect the area to coordinate any follow-up repairs.
The board recorded that Environmental Solutions Florida, Inc. (ESF) has an executed contract and vegetation removal is underway at NWRA 33. The action was entered as an item on the board’s to-do list and District Engineer Kurt Heath will inspect the area and coordinate repairs as needed.
Earlier in the meeting Chair Kathleen Lonergan raised a report of a partially dead oak tree behind 18906 Rolling Hills Loop. Heath’s initial inspection concluded that the tree is located on the neighboring property behind 11906 Heritage Pointe Drive and not on CDD-owned easements, meaning the CDD is not responsible for removal; Heath agreed to reinspect to confirm the finding.
Why it matters: the ESF contract and inspection determine whether the CDD will need to expend resources for repair or whether private property owners must address the tree. The board logged the ESF cleanup as an action item and assigned the engineer to follow up.
