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Residents press board on downed tree, stormwater permits and speed-sign rollout
Summary
Several residents raised maintenance and permitting concerns: a request to upright a downed tree near Catch Basin #134, questions about stormwater-permit constraints and whether fire departments can draw lake water, and an update request on the speed-sign project; staff asked for photos and said permitting would involve SFWMD approval for lake water use.
Resident Anita Bachragh asked the board to bring upright a downed tree by River 9 Catch Basin #134 and requested the conservation area be re-cleared; Operations Manager Shane Willis said staff will review past minutes and asked Ms. Bachragh to provide photographs so staff can evaluate and respond. Mr. Willis noted the CDD had engaged a contractor previously to clear invasive material and that the area remained in compliance.
Resident Christine Mantilia asked about stormwater-management permits and whether fire trucks could draw water from district lakes to lower lake levels. District Engineer Charlie Krebs said that practice is not typical, would pull plants and fish, and would require approval from the South Florida Water Management District. Resident Larry Fiesel asked about the speed sign project; Mr. Willis said Mr. Long is scheduling a training event with his staff and will provide an update at the next meeting.
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