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CDD reports progress on four drainage sites; tree removals and schedule set
Summary
District Engineer Charlie Krebs told the board that all four drainage improvement sites are under construction with pipes installed and grading underway. Palmetto Dunes is expected to finish this week; sod installation in Turnberry is likely the week of July 2 and Oak Run pipe work the week of June 29; a total of 12 trees in Palmetto Dunes will be removed and replaced.
Charlie Krebs reported that all four drainage improvement sites are under construction: sites cleared, silt fences installed and pipes placed. He said fill dirt and grading were completed in Turnberry, Palmetto Dunes is expected to be completed by the end of the week, and sod will likely be installed in Turnberry and Palmetto Dunes the week of July 2. Oak Run pipe installation is scheduled for the week of June 29.
Krebs noted that twelve affected trees in Palmetto Dunes will need to be removed and replaced (mostly slash pines and two red maples) and that six cabbage palms must be removed and replanted in Oak Run. He also said an A/C coolant line was struck by a contractor during clearing and the owner was contacted; the repair will be funded from contingency and Krebs will provide a log of additional costs for the next agenda.
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