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HB 4099FLORIDA · STATEWIDESession 2026dead
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Proposed Changes to South Indian River Water Control District Governance

Original title: South Indian River Water Control District, Palm Beach County

March 13, 2026

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Finance Connection

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$22,281across 20 reported contributions
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CandidateDonorAmountIndustryDate
Megan WeinbergerWEINBERGER MEGAN$3,150NON-PROFIT EXECUTIVEApr 2026
Megan WeinbergerMEGAN WEINBERGER CAMPAIGN$1,131CAMPAIGNJan 2025
Megan WeinbergerGEO CARE LLC$1,000REHABILITATIONMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC. PAC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEFeb 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA JUSTICE PC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PAC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerARROW GROUP$1,000GOVERNMENT RELATIONSFeb 2025
Megan WeinbergerPINPOINT RESULTS LLC$1,000GOVERNMENT RELATIONSMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION JUSTICE PAC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA RESTAURANT & LODGING ASSOCIATION PAC INC. #2$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEFeb 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA RESTAURANT & LODGING ASSOCIATION PAC, INC.$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEFeb 2025
Megan WeinbergerFMA SERVICES INC$1,000HEALTH CAREMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerHONEST LEADERSHIP$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEJan 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA OPERATORS ASSOCIATION$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEFeb 2025
Megan WeinbergerMARINE INDUSTRIES ASSOC. OF PBC, INC.$1,000TRADE ASSOCIATIONJan 2026
Megan WeinbergerRONALD L BOOK, PA$1,000LAW FIRMMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerFLORIDA POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION FPBA LAW AND ORDER PAC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerTHE GEO GROUP, INC.$1,000REHABILITATION SERVICESMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerTHE SOUTHERN GROUP OF FLORIDA PC$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEMar 2025
Megan WeinbergerFRIENDS OF SARA BAXTER$1,000POLITICAL COMMITTEEOct 2025

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The Frame

What this does

The bill would have altered how local landowners vote for board members, how the district funds new road and water infrastructure, and the conditions under which the district can initiate new construction projects affecting property assessments.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

South Indian River Water Control District landowners

Landowners would have their voting power, potential special assessments, and the approval process for local infrastructure projects changed.

Board of Supervisors

The board size, compensation limits, and election terms for supervisors would have been modified.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.

What's next

Introduced.

Summary

This bill proposed structural changes to the South Indian River Water Control District in Palm Beach County, including expanding the governing board, revising election procedures, and setting new rules for infrastructure projects. It would have allowed the district to levy a one-time of up to $1,000 per parcel for planning costs and established stricter requirements for landowner approval of new construction.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What would have happened to my voting rights?
The bill proposed that voting power be based on total , including fractions of an acre, rather than whole numbers only.
Could the district charge me extra for new projects?
Yes, the bill authorized a one-time of up to $1,000 per parcel to pay for initial legal and engineering planning costs.
How would the district decide to build new roads or water systems?
The board would be required to obtain a majority vote from affected landowners before constructing new roads or water/wastewater facilities in specific areas.

Why It Matters

The bill would have altered how local landowners vote for board members, how the district funds new road and water infrastructure, and the conditions under which the district can initiate new construction projects affecting property assessments.

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Increased Landowner Oversight

The bill included specific provisions requiring a majority vote of landowners before the district could initiate new construction or engineering plans, shifting power from the board to the property owners.

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Sources

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  • Controversy40
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