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Residents raise hazard concerns about trees, debris on CDD land
Summary
Two residents told the board about dead or invasive trees and a debris pile on CDD property—one near 18906 Rolling Hills Loop and another behind 11453 Heritage Point Drive—prompting an inspection and the agenda review of contractor estimates.
During the public comment period, Resident Tom Martin asked the Board about plans for Rolling Hills Loop and reported a dead tree near 18906 Rolling Hills Loop that has been present for two or three years; Chair Kathleen Lonergan said the District Engineer coordinated with Environmental Solutions to clean the perimeter and that the engineer will investigate Martin's specific tree and follow up with Grounds Superintendent Tim Gatz.
Resident Don Brothers described a damaged, invasive tree and a debris pile behind 11453 Heritage Point Drive and said the tree "is a hazard that might land on nearby homes during a hurricane, if it is not removed." Supervisor Stephen Putman inspected and photographed the area earlier that morning. The Board discussed A‑Z Tree Service and Environmental Solutions proposals and subsequently approved a $600 stump-grind estimate for removal at 11453 Heritage Point Drive.
