Vivian Carvalho

The Board of Supervisors' meeting agenda for July 17, 2025, scheduled for 1:15 P.M., included several administrative matters and a public comment period. The consent agenda covered 32 items, including the minutes from the June 11, 2025, meeting and numerous proposals and agreements for water testing, midge fly treatment, landscape and irrigation maintenance across multiple zones, tree removal, inspections, and fence repairs. Business matters included a Public Hearing on Adopting Rules Related to Parking and Enforcement, consideration of proposals for asphalt lift work, plat services, a RIPA change order, and review of a US Bank fee increase.

The Board meeting covered administrative matters, including a roll call to confirm quorum and a declaration that there were no public comments. The consent agenda, comprising 23 items, was approved, including the minutes of the previous meeting, various proposals for tree pruning, testing/inspection, landscaping, and repairs, as well as financial documents and a personnel leasing agreement. Key business matters included the consideration and approval of Irrigation Cost Share Agreements with Cardell Villas HOA and Weekley Townhomes HOA. Additionally, the Board approved RIPA Change Order #10 related to mail kiosk parking, which involved a cost increase.

The Board of Supervisors meeting agenda covered several administrative matters, including a public comment period and a consent agenda. The consent agenda involved approval for minutes from the December 10, 2025 meeting, and various proposals including FitRev for a gym bench pad, Frontier for internet service at gates, Geopoint for power lot staking, Impact for a palm replacement at Brightwood Pavilion, Lewis Consulting for surveillance cameras, Maddtraxx for pipe crossings, Maverick for median signage, Premier Outdoor Lighting for monument repair, and Steadfast for hedge replacement. The consent agenda also covered Payment Authorizations Nos. 155 through 159 and Funding Requests Nos. 620 through 634, as well as District Financial Statements. Business matters included consideration of an increase to the Credit Card Limit for the Lifestyle Director.

The agenda for the Board of Supervisors' meeting included Administrative Matters such as a public comment period. The Consent Agenda covered numerous items, including the approval of minutes from the November 8, 2023, and November 30, 2023, meetings, and various proposals for services like fertilization, mulch installation, plumbing repairs, surveying, and insurance agreements. Business Matters for consideration involved the adoption of Resolution 2024-06 regarding the Election of Officers, Resolution 2024-07 concerning the designation of authorized bank account signatories, and proposals for new amenity center security and infrastructure engineering work for Phase 4F and Phase 2.

The proposed agenda for the continued Board of Supervisors' meeting includes administrative matters such as confirming quorum and public comment. Key business matters involve the consideration of Resolution 2023-11 (Bring Down Assessment Resolution), consideration of an agreement with Amerritt, Inc. for North River Ranch Phase IV-CI (257 lots), review and acceptance of the Arbitrage Rebate & Yield Restriction Compliance Analysis, consideration of Change Order No. 1 under Work Authorization No. 3, and ratification of payment and funding authorizations. Staff reports from the District Counsel, Engineer, Manager, and Lifestyle Manager are also scheduled.