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River Ridge CDD ratifies $2.5 million tax-exempt term note at 5.32%
Summary
The River Ridge Community Development District board approved documents and ratified a $2.5 million Series 2026 tax-exempt term note at a final rate of 5.32%, and expects the action to be recorded as Resolution 2026-05. The board also accepted unaudited financial statements dated May 31, 2026.
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The River Ridge Community Development District Board of Supervisors on June 23 approved executing the revised term sheet, loan agreement and note for a $2.5 million Series 2026 Gulf Coast Business Bank tax-exempt term note at a final interest rate of 5.32%.
Cleo Adams, district manager, presented the unaudited financial statements as of May 31, 2026 and walked the Board through budget variances and a proposed 2025–2035 budget framework. "The Board approved executing all necessary documents, ratifying the Resolution, approving the revised Term Sheet, Loan Agreement, Note, and the final rate of 5.32% of the $2.5 million Series 2026 Gulf Coast Business Bank Tax Exempt Term Note," the minutes state. Board members voted unanimously on a motion by Kurt Blumenthal with a second by Robert Twombly.
District Counsel Tony Pires noted prior term-sheet discussions and recalled the originally discussed rate was 5.17% before the reset to 5.32%. Chuck Adams said he expects the approved motion will be assigned Resolution number 2026-05 and distributed updated Capital Improvement Project projections for the Board’s files. The financial statements were accepted as presented.
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