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Board approves additional cleanup at 'area 33,' notes wetland constraints
Summary
Heritage Pines supervisors approved a proposal for perimeter cleanup, dead‑tree removal and mulching at 'area 33' while the district engineer flagged a natural wetland in the center and recommended limited weed‑whacker work on a dry retention slope.
The CDD approved a grounds‑cleanup proposal for 'area 33' that includes perimeter cleanup, removal of dead trees and mulching after a site visit and scope review.
District Manager Chuck Adams presented the proposal requested by Ms. Vaughan; District Engineer Kurt Heath noted a natural wetland in the center of the site and a separate excavated retention area on the western side, and said the southern portion is difficult to mow with equipment. An optional scope of work for weed‑whacker cleanup on a dry retention slope was recommended as it does not impede drainage. "On MOTION by Mr. Walsh and seconded by Mr. Putman, with all in favor, the proposal for additional cleanup at 33, including the optional scope of work, was approved," the record states.
Ms. Vaughan asked for maps to be provided to Supervisor Putman and emphasized that the area from the wall to the white stakes is CDD property and should be cleared. Mr. Adams said invoices will be paid upon completion.
