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Middleton Community Development District Meeting - A (2024-11-15)

Friday, November 15, 2024 · Community development district meeting record

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2.B. Adoption of Resolution 2025-02 amending the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget.

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Alright, all the meeting to order. Thanks for your patience everybody. Uh, stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance please. Pledge of allegiance Moment. Silent please. Thank you. I'd like to welcome our meeting, this attendee. Thank y'all for being here. This is your opportunity for any audience. Comments, critique. Seeing none, we will move on to, uh, new business approval of minutes for the last meeting. October 18th. I have a motion to approve the minutes from the last meeting to approve the minutes. All a second please. All in favor? Aye. Motion passes. Very good, Mr. Chairman. Next item is the adoption resolution 20 25 0 2 amending the fiscal year 2324 budget. Ms. Perry's here to address. Just so you know, um, you have 60 days past the end of your fiscal year to make any type of budget amendments adjustments to the previous year. Statutorily, it says you have 68. That's why the November meeting is always so important to have it. Make sure we can have the budget in complete. Karen, good morning. Karen Clary, assistant Budget Director. I'm here today to request adoption of resolution 20 25 0 2 to amend the fiscal year 2324 budget. The board adopted the fiscal year 20 23 24 budget at a public meeting held on September 15th, 2023. As is customary at the end of each fiscal year, the financial records are reviewed for any budget adjustments per Florida State statute 180 9 0.016. The governing body of each special district at any time within a fiscal year or up to 60 days following the end of the fiscal year, may amend a budget for that year. This budget amendment must be adopted by resolution and will ensure that the actual expenditures are within budget appropriations and reduces the number of variances during the audit process. The 2022 debt service fund is being amended for higher than anticipated prepayments and other related bond expenses. And the 2022 Capital Projects fund is being amended due to payments for the construction of the district's infrastructure. This request to amend the fiscal year 2324 budget has been reviewed and approved by the district manager and at this time, staff recommends adoption of resolution 2025 dash zero two to amend the fiscal year 20 23 24 budget and the amount of 2022 debt service fund $380,000 and the 2022 Capital Projects fund and the amount of $75,000. And staff is here for any questions. Thank you. Karen. Any questions? I have a motion for adopt resolution 2025. All in favor? Very good, thank you. The next item is adoption resolution 20 25 0 3, the canvassing and certifying the results of the 2024 landowner election. Morning Clerk. Good morning. Jennifer McQue or Jennifer Farlow? Oh, there was a flashback farlow, um, district clerk pursuant to chapter one, 90, landowner election must be held every two years. A landowner, a landowner election was held on November 6th, 2024. Per the election results, Brandon Maka received 930 votes lane month 9 45, Bob Trin 9 52 lane month and Bob Trin have received a four year term. Brandon Maka has received a two year term. Staff recommends that the board adopt resolution 20 25 0 3 canvassing and certifying the results of the Middleton Community Development District, a 2024 landowner election. Thank you. Jennifer. Concern, low vote count for Brandon. So something have congratulations, You, you put more money in your campaign. Yeah, A may I have a motion to adopt resolution 2025. Second. Second. All in favor? Motion passes. Very good, thank you. Few items on old business to report back, um, from the previous meeting. One was the address that's being concerned with the contractors. We did reach out to the contractors and um, to Wildwood PD to address any type of speeding issues or at least being out there to monitor that. Uh, there was a cost about installing cameras at the pools. Uh, we did look into it. Um, your old business has the data there, $33,837 for the equipment and installation for Lake Harlow Dry Creek and Thurston Hill. And then the recurring expenses is about $250 per location per month. Um, the only other item we would have to look at is any type of monitoring service, um, if that was included. So do you want to come back to you to give you that information for your consideration? If you want to talk about it next year's budget, uh, or sooner thereafter. So, uh, and then the other thing was additionally safety concerns from the residents that they were, uh, talking about in Middleton. And we did communicate that with Wawa PD as well. And then the, uh, the cost of living estimates in the sales brochures. We did communicate that with sales and marketing as well. So all those items were communicated, uh, as per your old business requirements. So Mm-hmm. Uh, the next time is financial statements. If you have any questions about the financial statements, we can certainly address. Thank you. Alright. Uh, the next time is district manager reports. So, you know, the post storm review, we've been out certainly, uh, picking up all the storm debris. Our, uh, debris haulers and debris management company have been out, uh, each and every day since the storm started or ended. And I think to date, we've picked up about just over 9,200 and cubic yards of debris. So we still have a lot more to do. We just ask for patience. But I think, uh, we've hit all the main thoroughfares. We're working on the, the neighborhoods now, so that is still progressing. It's still gonna take some time. You know, with 90 plus square miles of the, of the development, we have a lot of places to cover. So I think for the most part we've done a pretty good job. I know golf course and by Eastport I think they're working on that. Are they working on it today? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Um, the other thing was just to give you information, we did, uh, participate in the Middleton Mingle November 1st. Talked to several families, residents who were living out there, all had great things to say about living in Middleton. So we had a lot of good, uh, engagement. And then we will be participating the next one on December 7th. I think that's on a Saturday. Uh, we will be out there as well, uh, with the, with a table to talk and interact with the residents if they have any questions. We're certainly there for their disposal. Um, Tree lighting. Oh, okay. Two to eight. It is Tree lighting seven. Okay. Very good. Uh, and then know that next month or we meet again in January and that'll be the, the meeting that we do, uh, appoint the new chair and vice chair. So don't fight over those positions. We certainly, um, we have a, a great chairman. So, um, but we'll see if you survive, um, based on the voting. We'll see how that works. So if you run a campaign, Campaign, I need to turn over Thel. Those are all my comments, sir. Thank you. Official counsel report. Good morning. Nothing to report today. Thank you, Adur. The only thing I say is follow up on the, the storm they were happy with. Good. Good. Thank you. All right. Thank y'all. We're adjourned. Have a great day. Oh, steal from the last guy. Have a happy holiday season. Thanks for all your support. We appreciate it. You a great job. Oh, thank you. Appreciate it.

Alright, all the meeting to order. Thanks for your patience everybody. Uh, stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance please. Pledge of allegiance Moment. Silent please. Thank you. I'd like to welcome our meeting, this attendee. Thank y'all for being here. This is your opportunity for any audience. Comments, critique. Seeing none, we will move on to, uh, new business approval of minutes for the last meeting. October 18th. I have a motion to approve the minutes from the last meeting to approve the minutes. All a second please. All in favor? Aye. Motion passes. Very good, Mr. Chairman. Next item is the adoption resolution 20 25 0 2 amending the fiscal year 2324 budget. Ms. Perry's here to address. Just so you know, um, you have 60 days past the end of your fiscal year to make any type of budget amendments adjustments to the previous year. Statutorily, it says you have 68. That's why the November meeting is always so important to have it. Make sure we can have the budget in complete. Karen, good morning. Karen Clary, assistant Budget Director. I'm here today to request adoption of resolution 20 25 0 2 to amend the fiscal year 2324 budget. The board adopted the fiscal year 20 23 24 budget at a public meeting held on September 15th, 2023. As is customary at the end of each fiscal year, the financial records are reviewed for any budget adjustments per Florida State statute 180 9 0.016. The governing body of each special district at any time within a fiscal year or up to 60 days following the end of the fiscal year, may amend a budget for that year. This budget amendment must be adopted by resolution and will ensure that the actual expenditures are within budget appropriations and reduces the number of variances during the audit process. The 2022 debt service fund is being amended for higher than anticipated prepayments and other related bond expenses. And the 2022 Capital Projects fund is being amended due to payments for the construction of the district's infrastructure. This request to amend the fiscal year 2324 budget has been reviewed and approved by the district manager and at this time, staff recommends adoption of resolution 2025 dash zero two to amend the fiscal year 20 23 24 budget and the amount of 2022 debt service fund $380,000 and the 2022 Capital Projects fund and the amount of $75,000. And staff is here for any questions. Thank you. Karen. Any questions? I have a motion for adopt resolution 2025. All in favor? Very good, thank you. The next item is adoption resolution 20 25 0 3, the canvassing and certifying the results of the 2024 landowner election. Morning Clerk. Good morning. Jennifer McQue or Jennifer Farlow? Oh, there was a flashback farlow, um, district clerk pursuant to chapter one, 90, landowner election must be held every two years. A landowner, a landowner election was held on November 6th, 2024. Per the election results, Brandon Maka received 930 votes lane month 9 45, Bob Trin 9 52 lane month and Bob Trin have received a four year term. Brandon Maka has received a two year term. Staff recommends that the board adopt resolution 20 25 0 3 canvassing and certifying the results of the Middleton Community Development District, a 2024 landowner election. Thank you. Jennifer. Concern, low vote count for Brandon. So something have congratulations, You, you put more money in your campaign. Yeah, A may I have a motion to adopt resolution 2025. Second. Second. All in favor? Motion passes. Very good, thank you. Few items on old business to report back, um, from the previous meeting. One was the address that's being concerned with the contractors. We did reach out to the contractors and um, to Wildwood PD to address any type of speeding issues or at least being out there to monitor that. Uh, there was a cost about installing cameras at the pools. Uh, we did look into it. Um, your old business has the data there, $33,837 for the equipment and installation for Lake Harlow Dry Creek and Thurston Hill. And then the recurring expenses is about $250 per location per month. Um, the only other item we would have to look at is any type of monitoring service, um, if that was included. So do you want to come back to you to give you that information for your consideration? If you want to talk about it next year's budget, uh, or sooner thereafter. So, uh, and then the other thing was additionally safety concerns from the residents that they were, uh, talking about in Middleton. And we did communicate that with Wawa PD as well. And then the, uh, the cost of living estimates in the sales brochures. We did communicate that with sales and marketing as well. So all those items were communicated, uh, as per your old business requirements. So Mm-hmm. Uh, the next time is financial statements. If you have any questions about the financial statements, we can certainly address. Thank you. Alright. Uh, the next time is district manager reports. So, you know, the post storm review, we've been out certainly, uh, picking up all the storm debris. Our, uh, debris haulers and debris management company have been out, uh, each and every day since the storm started or ended. And I think to date, we've picked up about just over 9,200 and cubic yards of debris. So we still have a lot more to do. We just ask for patience. But I think, uh, we've hit all the main thoroughfares. We're working on the, the neighborhoods now, so that is still progressing. It's still gonna take some time. You know, with 90 plus square miles of the, of the development, we have a lot of places to cover. So I think for the most part we've done a pretty good job. I know golf course and by Eastport I think they're working on that. Are they working on it today? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Um, the other thing was just to give you information, we did, uh, participate in the Middleton Mingle November 1st. Talked to several families, residents who were living out there, all had great things to say about living in Middleton. So we had a lot of good, uh, engagement. And then we will be participating the next one on December 7th. I think that's on a Saturday. Uh, we will be out there as well, uh, with the, with a table to talk and interact with the residents if they have any questions. We're certainly there for their disposal. Um, Tree lighting. Oh, okay. Two to eight. It is Tree lighting seven. Okay. Very good. Uh, and then know that next month or we meet again in January and that'll be the, the meeting that we do, uh, appoint the new chair and vice chair. So don't fight over those positions. We certainly, um, we have a, a great chairman. So, um, but we'll see if you survive, um, based on the voting. We'll see how that works. So if you run a campaign, Campaign, I need to turn over Thel. Those are all my comments, sir. Thank you. Official counsel report. Good morning. Nothing to report today. Thank you, Adur. The only thing I say is follow up on the, the storm they were happy with. Good. Good. Thank you. All right. Thank y'all. We're adjourned. Have a great day. Oh, steal from the last guy. Have a happy holiday season. Thanks for all your support. We appreciate it. You a great job. Oh, thank you. Appreciate it.

Middleton Community Development District - A Seat 1 - Joe Ricciardi, Chairman Seat 2 - David Rees,Supervisor Seat 3 - Brandon Matulka,Vice Chairman Seat 4 - Lane Munz, Supervisor Seat 5 - Bob Trinh, Supervisor November 15, 2024 at 9:00 AM Everglades Recreation Center 5497 Marsh Bend Trail The Villages, FL 32163 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ AGENDA The District encourages citizen participation in the democratic process and recognizes and protects the right of freedom of speech afforded to all. As the Board conducts the business of the District, rules of civility shall apply. District Board Supervisors, Staff members, and members of the public are to communicate respectfully. It is preferred that persons speak only when recognized by the Board Chair and, at that time, refrain from engaging in personal attacks or derogatory or offensive language. Persons who are deemed to be disruptive and negatively impact the efficient operation of the meeting shall be subject to removal after two verbal warnings. Audience Comments on all issues will be received by the Board. 1. Call to Order 1.A. Roll Call 1.B. Pledge of Allegiance 1.C. Observation of Moment of Silence 1.D. Welcome Meeting Attendees 1.E. Audience Comments 2. New Business 2.A. Approval of Minutes 2.B. Adoption of Resolution 2025-02 amending the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget. 2.C. Adoption of Resolution 2025-03 Canvassing and Certifying the Results of the 2024 Landowner Election. 3. Old Business 3.A. Old Business Status Update 4. Informational Items Only 4.A. Financial Statements 5. District Manager Reports 5.A. Post-Storm Review 5.B. Chair/Vice Chair Appointments at the January Meeting 6. District Counsel Reports 7. Supervisor Comments 8. Adjourn

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