Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wildblue Community Development District.
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Work inlcudes wildblue shoreline stabilization
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City
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Tallahassee
County
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Leon
Address
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119 South Monroe Street
Phone Number
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(561) 571-0010
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
32301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wildblue Community Development District
The board convened to discuss ongoing litigation and district operations. Key discussion topics included resident concerns regarding boat horsepower restrictions, lake water quality, and the potential impact of wake boarding on retaining walls and stormwater assets. The board authorized legal counsel to negotiate an amendment to a settlement agreement concerning zoning requirements for a storage parcel. Updates were provided on the Lake Bank Erosion Repair project, the Retaining Wall Restoration project, and the fuel station site. Additionally, the board reviewed upcoming meetings, addressed questions regarding accounting services, and responded to public record requests.
The meeting included a progress report on the Phase 1A project and planning for Phase 1B, alongside public comments regarding erosion control and litigation. The Board accepted the audited annual financial report for fiscal year 2025 and held public hearings to adopt the fiscal year 2027 budget and the imposition of maintenance and operation assessments. Additionally, the Board approved change orders for the Recreational Lake Bank Restoration Project, ratified an amendment to the rules of procedure, and accepted unaudited financial statements. Discussions also occurred regarding boat horsepower limits and lake usage.
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The workshop provided a comprehensive update on the community's shoreline remediation project, including progress on the wall rebuilding phases. Discussions centered on the historical design and construction defects of the original wall, the engineering reports that prompted remedial action, and the selection of a contractor for the repair work. The board also addressed the ongoing litigation against the developer regarding liability for the defective design and construction, while clarifying the CDD's role, governance, and responsibilities to the community.
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