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Board accepts unaudited Feb. 28 financials; counsel summarizes recent state legislation
Summary
The board accepted unaudited financial statements as of Feb. 28, 2026 and the district counsel summarized several bills from the recent legislative session, including new e-bike regulations, a recall process for elected CDD supervisors, changes to sovereign immunity and revisions to the non-profit act.
Cleo Adams presented the unaudited financial statements as of Feb. 28, 2026 and the board accepted them. Adams also distributed a Pelican Sound Program Expense Forecasting Report and noted the incorrect Long-Range Infrastructure Plan had been included in the agenda packet.
District Counsel Tony Pires reviewed bills passed during the recent legislative session that the board should note: measures regulating e-bikes, creation of a recall process for elected CDD supervisors, modifications to the sovereign immunity statute including increases to recovery limits, and substantial revision of the non-profit act. Kurt Blumenthal raised a resident safety concern about youths speeding on e-bikes and asked about applicable CDD rules and regulations.
The District Manager confirmed the next meeting date as April 28, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.
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