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Approval of April 2026 Neighborhood Beautification Grants

Original title: Approval of the Neighborhood Grants Advisory Board recommendations for April 2026 Neighborhood Beautification Grants to Brookestone Property Owners Association, Inc. ($10,000), Windermere Ridge Homeowners' Association, Inc. ($1,075), Cambridge Village Homeowners' Association, Inc. ($15,000), Sweetaire of Wekiva Homeowners' Association, Inc. ($1,500), Lake Conway East Homeowners' Association, Inc. ($15,000), Woodgreen Upgrade Association, Inc. ($15,000), and Tangelo Park Civic Association, Inc. ($15,000) and authorization for the Director of Planning, Environmental, and Development Services to execute the associated grant agreements. Districts: 1, 2, 3, and 6. (Neighborhood Services Division)

July 14, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This ordinance authorizes the distribution of $72,575 in public funds to seven specific neighborhood associations for local improvement projects.

Who is mentioned in the record

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

Brookestone Property Owners Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $10,000 in grant funding.

Windermere Ridge Homeowners' Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $1,075 in grant funding.

Cambridge Village Homeowners' Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $15,000 in grant funding.

Sweetaire of Wekiva Homeowners' Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $1,500 in grant funding.

Lake Conway East Homeowners' Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $15,000 in grant funding.

Woodgreen Upgrade Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $15,000 in grant funding.

Tangelo Park Civic Association, Inc.

The association is receiving $15,000 in grant funding.

What changed

Last recorded activity July 14, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

The local government is approving grant funding for seven neighborhood associations to support beautification projects. The Director of Planning, Environmental, and Development Services is authorized to sign the necessary agreements for these funds.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

This ordinance authorizes the distribution of $72,575 in public funds to seven specific neighborhood associations for local improvement projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these grants for?
The grants are for neighborhood beautification projects.
Who is responsible for signing the grant agreements?
The Director of Planning, Environmental, and Development Services is authorized to the agreements.
Which districts are affected?
The grants affect Districts 1, 2, 3, and 6.

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financial connection90% confidence

Grant Distribution Pattern

The majority of the $72,575 total is concentrated in four $15,000 grants, suggesting a standard tier for larger neighborhood projects.

Cambridge Village Homeowners' Association, Inc.Lake Conway East Homeowners' Association, Inc.Woodgreen Upgrade Association, Inc.Tangelo Park Civic Association, Inc.

Connected Entities

organizationWindermere Ridge Homeowners' Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $1,075 grant.”Map →
organizationCambridge Village Homeowners' Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $15,000 grant.”Map →
organizationLake Conway East Homeowners' Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $15,000 grant.”Map →
organizationWoodgreen Upgrade Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $15,000 grant.”Map →
organizationNeighborhood Grants Advisory Board“Board that recommended the grant recipients.”Map →
organizationTangelo Park Civic Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $15,000 grant.”Map →
organizationBrookestone Property Owners Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $10,000 grant.”Map →
organizationSweetaire of Wekiva Homeowners' Association, Inc.“Recipient of a $1,500 grant.”Map →
organizationPlanning, Environmental, and Development Services Department“Department overseeing the grant recommendations and execution.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

webapi.legistar.com

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  • Controversy5
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