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Board adopts ordinance dissolving Springside Community Development District
Summary
The board adopted Ordinance No. 2026-16 to dissolve the Springside Community Development District, after staff confirmed there were no outstanding assessments, bonds or maintenance obligations. The motion passed 4-0 by roll call.
The Veranda County Board on July 7 adopted an ordinance dissolving the Springside Community Development District (CDD). Planning manager Michelle Miller said the CDD’s board of supervisors determined dissolution was in the best interest of property owners and that "there are no outstanding maintenance responsibilities ... nor any outstanding financial or contractual obligations." District counsel confirmed there were no assessments or bonds on the roll and that the district had been landowner-funded.
Commissioner Acker moved to adopt the ordinance and the board carried the measure by roll-call vote 4‑0; staff and the county attorney indicated no notice to tax roll authorities was required because there had been no assessments placed on the tax rolls. Counsel and staff said public‑works and developer obligations for infrastructure remain the developer’s responsibility where applicable.
Why it matters: Dissolving a CDD removes an instrument that permits bond financing and taxing authority; in this case the developer has indicated landowner‑funded arrangements and no outstanding roll obligations.
Key quote: "There are no outstanding maintenance responsibilities ... nor any outstanding financial or contractual obligations," Michelle Miller said when presenting the ordinance.
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