MINUTES OF MEETING

SHINGLE CREEK
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

The  regular meeting

of

the  Board

of

Supervisors

of

the	Shingle  Creek  Community

Development District was held on	6,	2018 at 12:00	p.m.		
Monday, August					
ChampionsGate, 1520 Oasis Club Blvd., ChampionsGate, Florida.			

at the Oasis Club at

Present and constituting a quorum were:		
Lane Register	Chairman	
Adam Morgan	Vice Chairman	
Mark Revell	Assistant Secretary	
Also present were:		
George Flint	District Manager	
Andrew d 'Ade sky	District Counsel	
Michael Enot	District Engineer	
Alan Scheerer	Field Manager	
Michelle Barr	Lennar Homes by phone	
Clayton Smith	GMS	

FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS	Roll Call	
Mr. Flint called the meeting to order and called the roll.	

A quorum

was

present.

SECOND ORDER OF BUSINESS	Public Comment Period

Mr. Flint:  Are there any comments?  Hearing none,

TIDRD ORDER OF BUSINESS

Approval

Meeting

of

Minutes

of

the	June  4,  2018

Mr. Flint:	You have the minutes from the June 4, 2018 meeting.	Did the Board have any

additions, deletions or corrections?

Mr. Register:	They look good.

August 6, 2018	Shingle Creek CDD		

On MOTION by Mr. in favor, the Minutes as presented.

Register, seconded of the June 4, 2018

by Mr. Morgan, with all Meeting, were approved

FOURTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Public Hearing	

A.	Consideration of Resolution 2018-08 Adopting the Fiscal Year 2019 Budget

	and Relating to the Annual Appropriations				
	Mr. Flint:  There are two public hearings; one to adopt the			
					Fiscal Year 2019 Budget and a		
second one, to impose the assessments					
			associated with it.  At this time, we will open the public		
hearing.   Resolution  2018-09  adopts  the  Fiscal  Year  2019  budget.   The  Board previously		
approved the Proposed Budget in the Spring and set today's meeting, as the date, place and time		
for its final adoption.  Exhibit A, attached to the Resolution, is the recommended budget that		
anticipates that per unit assessments would remain the same.	Those are listed at the bottom of		
							
Page 1 for the different product types.  The total budget is $418,439.  "Administrative" expenses		
increased by $1,000 and	and Maintenance" (O&M)			
		"Operations		expenses increased by about		
								
$58,000.  Most of that	increase was in the "Landscape Maintenance" line item.  Are there are		
				
any questions on the budget or Resolution?  For the record, this is a		
						public hearing, and we only		
have staff and the							
	Board here, so there's no public	comment.  We will bring it back to the Board		
						
for	consideration of the Resolution.						

Mr. Morgan:	So	
	"Landscape Maintenance" increased because we took on more	
Mr. Flint:  Yes.	
Mr.		
Register:  Does it include Westgate?	
Mr. Flint:  It	doesn't	
	include the areas that are to be annexed.	
Mr. Register:  Presumably it	
	would be dealt with by an amendment.	
Mr. Flint:  If	need be, yes, or through a Funding	
	Agreement, until we have the	

tracts?

money

to

maintain it.

Mr. Morgan:

CDD areas?

So the maintenance

of

the CDD areas for Phase 1 are $73,000, just for the

Mr.	Flint:  Yes. Page 5 lists the different		
Mr.	Morgan:   So that's for mowing	of		
				
Maintenance" is under a different budget.			
Mr.	Flint:	That's for aquatic control.			

portions of the contract that comprise $174,000. the retention ponds in the CDD areas? "Lake

2

August

6,

2018

Shingle Creek CDD

Mr.	Register:	Has the	roundabout maintenance and	everything that I'm seeing in that		

table, been contracted already?						
Mr.	Scheerer:  Not yet.  That area is not ready to	be	turned over, from the information		

that I received.									
Mr.	Register:	It's not.						
Mr.	Scheerer:	What we did in advance of that, was to anticipate that coming up in 2019		
and adding those figures to your budget.					
Mr.	Register:  Okay.						
Mr.	Scheerer:	We	obtained landscape costs from	Down to Earth and included it in the		

budget.	We don't know when it's going to come online, but we	wanted to make sure that the		
											
numbers were there.								
Mr.	Register:  Okay.						
Mr.	Revell:	What is our built-in mechanism, in getting additional pricing besides Down		
					
to	How are	we getting their pricing in relationship to what they are doing, without getting		
Earth?				
any other bids?									

be one

That's

Mr.	Register:  You mean competitive bids.		
				
Mr.	Flint:  Historically, you		
		wouldn't bid out a separate section.		
Mr.	Revell:  I	know, but we need to have		
		something in place.  Down to		
of the more expensive maintenance		
		contractors.  That's just a fact.		
Mr.	Flint:  What I think periodically needs to be done, is we just need		
the true check.			

Earth

to bid

is

all

known to

of it out.

Mr.

property.

Revell:

Okay,  then we  need to

do

that,  because we've been adding  too  much

Mr. Flint:  I know.  They		
nickel and dime you as you add in phases.		
Mr. Revell:  I know.  There's no way for us to know how in line this pricing is.	I'm good	
with getting budget numbers and everything like that and having them be conservative numbers,	
but we need to do something, carte blanche to add these new sections,		
without having some kind	

of cross check.		
Mr. Flirtt:  I'm fine with that.		
If that's	something  the  Board  wants		
			
Proposals (RFP) for landscape services		

We

us

and

periodically need to do to do, you can direct we can bid it out.

that to keep everyone honest. us to prepare a Request for

3

August 6, 2018			Shingle Creek CDD		
							
Mr.	Morgan:  It	wouldn't	be for all	of the communities.		
Mr.	Flint:   We	are still	under the	Statutory threshold for  a sealed bid process.   That		
							
triggers at	$195,000, but we will still go through a semi-formal process.  We just don't have to		
			
advertise in the newspaper or receive sealed bids.  We will put a bid document together, send it		
out and ask the Board if they have anyone in particular to send to.  We know all of the regular		
players.							
Mr.		Register:  Is it fair to	say that across all of the CDDs, Down to Earth is maintaining		
					
everything?						

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

Flint:  Storey Park is doing that now.  Are they using BrightView?

Scheerer:	Storey Park uses Down to Earth.

Flint:  They switched.

Mr.	Scheerer:	It was	BrightView at Storey Lakes and Down to Earth came in about a		
					
year-and-a-half ago and assumed the contract from BrightView.				
Mr.	Register:	My suggestion is that we	do that as we are approaching the maturity of		
these contracts.  Are these annual contracts that are signed?				
Mr.	d'							
	Adesky:  They are terminable in 30 days.				
Mr.	Register:  We can do all of them at once, across all	CDDs.	I know this discussion is		

limited to Shingle Creek right now, but I think we need to evaluate each one, because all at once		
might be burdensome.							
Mr.	Revell:  It would be my recommendation that we do an RFP, thoroughly go over the		
scope, maps and frequencies, and when things come				
				online.  In a lot of cases, there is a slower		
frequency for the first six to nine months, because no				
				homes are being built around it.  We don't		
need to be spending money, if it's an "out of sight, out of mincf' kind of thing.  We have to get a		
good scope, a good map and good					
			direction, but we are to the point	where we have too much		
								
land that we are almost ready to add.  In the next	90 to 180 days, a lot more is going to be added.		
Mr.	Register:  Yes.						
Ms. Barr:  I would like to be involved in that on the HOA side, and include maps of the		
HOA, in the			well.				
	overall scope of the communities, as					
Mr.	d'Adesky:	It's a	parcel that needs to be done in conjunction with each other.  You		
					
can do a joint bid.  It just has to be two separate contracts.				

4

August

6,

2018

Shingle

Creek

CDD

Mr. Register:		Just to										
									clarify, for my purposes, the reason we switched from BrightView		
to																			
Down to Earth, is because BrightView was not in conformance.				
Mr.																		
	Revell:  Yes.  That was a year-and-a-half ago and was the right decision, I think, but		
we are to the point of adding all	of this new real estate and all of these	new areas and tracts, so		
we need to have some checks and balances.	I think we are to the point	of where we need to do		
this.																			
Mr.	Register:		I	had one	question pertaining to the Storey Lake budget for landscaping.		
												
We have this pretty	specific to Phase 1, Area 1 of Phase 2,	Phase 3 and then there's a separate		

lake contract for the different company.  Then we have the bottom line items, such as the Storey		
Lake additional areas.	Aren't our CDD areas pretty specific?  Why				
															would we have other areas?		
Mr.	Flint:	Those  are  areas that we  haven't brought on  yet,  that we  asked them  to		
				
estimate.																			
Mr.	Register:  Even	though we have the roundabout listed?				
													
Mr.	Flint:	They are listed as they've come on.	We've had these separate proposals		
where we added the roundabout by itself.									
Mr.	Register:			That's just	anticipated as future phases come up.			
													
Mr.	Flint:  Right.		It's for additional or future areas.						
Mr.	Scheerer:  We are trying to keep some numbers as realistic as possible.		
			
Mr.	Register:			I agree with the general	discussion that we don't put the numbers.		

Mr.	Flint:	We	will have it broken out by phases,	or				
															whatever way it makes sense for		
them to bid	it.  The way its listed there, is how it's come online.				
Mr.	Register:			I	would really like to make sure, that Michelle, Rob and myself, especially		
								
Mr. Morgan,  sit down.			I	know that we have' a general	scope of work, but that needs to be		

assessed in relation to every community.	In one community, the	bottom of the pond wasn't		
																		
being maintained, so		that's	something the four of us need to make sure that we handle, and also		
make sure, for future phases, that the bidders have the	correct set of plans.  We have done a lot of		
															
value engineering,	across all of the communities.  For example, for that roundabout, if you are		
				
working from an old set	of plans,	it's quite a bit different from				
															what's really going to be installed		
there.  Is there a											to attach to evaluate these?			
	timeframe that we want to try				
Mr.	Flint:	At		the	September meeting, you could approve the scope and the bid and then		
										
we will bid it out, and	in	the October/November							
												timeframe, we will evaluate the responses.		

5

August 6, 2018

Shingle Creek

CDD

Mr.								
	Register:  Does that seem to work for everybody?			
Mr. Morgan:  Yes.  That's good for	me.				
Mr.				to bid out by the September meeting.		
	Register:  Let's have that ready			
Mr.	Flint:	The CDD	inherited the scope, before we actually took it over, so we have		
					
varying									
scopes out there, so it makes sense to have	everything under one clear scope and bid it		
								
out.									
Ms.	Barr:	Why don't	Alan and I put the scope and RFP		
							together, and then we can sit		
down with Rob and Lane and	everybody, to make sure that we are all on the same page before		
						
we bid it out.								
Mr.	Register:  That's good.  Thanks Michelle.				
Mr.	Flint:	We will plan on doing that in the next three	weeks.  Then we can have it on		
									
the September ·meeting agenda.						
Ms.	Barr:  Thank you.							
Mr.	Flint:	Understanding that the per unit assessments aren't  increasing,  and  it is  a		
				
budget that can be amended, we need a motion to approve Resolution 2018-08.		
	On MOTION by Mr. Register, seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all		
	in	favor,  Resolution  2018-08  Adopting  the  Fiscal  Year  2019		
	Budget and Relating to the Annual Appropriations, was adopted.		

B.

Consideration	of	Resolution  2018-09  Imposing  Special  Assessments  and	
Certifying an Assessment Roll	

Mr. Flint:  The next								
Resolution, imposes the O&M assessments, based on the budget that		
you just approved.  There are two attachments; one is the Adopted Budget that the other is the		
Assessment Roll, which reflects all of the properties and the per unit assessment amounts.	If		
there any questions on	we need a							
Resolution 2018-09,		motion to adopt the resolution.			
					
Mr. d' Adesky:  It's the same form as the Statutory	requirement,	to	put the assessments on		
							
the roll and having tax certificates issued.								
On MOTION by Mr. Register, seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all			
in favor,  Resolution 2018-09 Imposing Special Assessments and			
Certifying an Assessment Roll, was adopted.					

6

August

6,

2018

Shingle Creek CDD

FIFTH ORDER OF BUSINESS

Consideration		of	First	Amendment	to		
Landscape   and	Irrigation   Maintenance		
Agreement with	Down  to	Earth  Landscape		
Extending the					
	Term and Addition of Service		
Areas			

Mr.		Flint:	This	is  to  add	additional  service  areas.   These  agreements  have  30-day		
								
termination	provisions without cause,	so if we decide	to bid it out, this could just be terminated		
						
with 30 days' notice.												
Mr.		Morgan:	So	that's the circle roundabout and Natures	Ridge Road, and the retention		

ponds associated with the roundabout.								
Mr.	Flint:  Yes.  You can see the attached exhibit.					
Mr.	Morgan:  Is this the same	amount that was in the other budget that we just looked at?		
									
It looks like the same amount.										
Mr.	Flint:	Yes, it is.										
Mr.		Morgan:	So  this  is just approving  the	amendment	to  the  budget  that  we just		

approved.															
Mr.	Flint:	It's	an	amendment to the existing agreement, adding these areas.		
							
Mr.	d' Adesky:	The original contract was for a scope of					
										services that didn't include this		
area, so all its doing is saying, "This is amended to add this area."					
Mr.	Register:	If	we agree and	assign this with them, are we	going to start, because we		

															
just						is	done yet.	We are not going	to immediately start paying		
established that not all of this						
them $2,792 a month, right?										
Mr.	Flint:  Yes.  We are going to have to	maintain it.					
Mr.	Register:  To the tune of $2,792 every month?					

Mr.

Flint:  Correct.

Mr.	Register:  The roundabout, for example, has no plants, but just sod right now.	We		
are about to start								
	construction, which will be	ongoing for three to four months.	I just want to		
							
establish that if we are paying this							
		$2,792, we are not getting the full	scope of services that we		
							
would be getting after completion.							
Mr.	Morgan:	Has all of the sod been	installed on Natures Ridge?				

Mr.	Register:	I know that we hauled a bunch due to the street lights.				
						
Mr.	Scheerer:  The addendum							
	Register:	should just include what's there now.				
Mr.		Is this going to go up?							

7

August 6, 2018											Shingle Creek CDD		
															
Mr.	Scheerer:	If you add the rest	of	that in	there, then we are going to have to go back		
								
and amend the contract again.								
Mr.	Morgan:	This	General Fund Budget that we just approved, had a line item for the		
									
roundabout  at  $32,875,  and  now  we  are  adding  an  addendum  for  $33,508  for  the  same		
roundabout.													
Mr.	Revell:	I think what you are saying is that the addendum cost should be included in		
					
the budget.  Correct?										
Mr.		Flint:	Yes.									
Mr.		Register:  The number in this proposal, would've already factored into that budget.  I		
				
don't mean	to	deviate too much from the point that I was		
													making here, but what I keep coming		
back to is that	we	were contracting them for a scope of service to include a level of work that		
they are not going to be providing for some time.  We	are going to be paying for it.		
Mr.		Flint:		We  are not	going  to  pay  them to  maintain  something  that they  are not		
										
maintaining.													
Mr.		Register:  The difficulty in maintaining	planted beds with a full sweep of irrigation		

and so forth in that roundabout, is vastly different from the 15 to 20 minutes it takes to run a		
mower over the Bahia that's currently planted there.					
Mr.		Flint:	We will verify the scope.	It does not anticipate maintenance of the planted		
beds.  Its only maintaining what's there.	When we		bid it out, we are going to get all of this		
													
cleaned up.		Its only maintaining what's there.						
Mr.	Register:  Exactly.								
Mr.	Morgan:  Is this an addendum to the 2018	contract and not the 2019 contract that we		

just approved.													
Mr.	d'Adesky:  The 2018 contract.							
								
Mr.	Flint:  You just	approved the 2019 budget.			
										
Mr.	Morgan:  We are three-quarters of a way	through 2018.  Did you say that this is just		

paid out of services	rendered, not necessarily just writing them a blank check every month?		
							
Mr.	Flint:	It's	paid monthly.							
Mr.		Register:  In the same fixed fee amount, the $2,793 is what would be written out		
				
every month.  It wouldn't be a time and materials not-to-exceed amount.		
Mr.	d' Adesky:	If there's	something that's above and beyond, they have to come back.		

8

August 6, 2018	Shingle Creek CDD		

Mr.

Register:	Right.

Mr.

Flint:	We don't like proposals with not much detail, but as we are taking on these

additional areas, this is where we are at right all cleaned up under a uniform scope. In the verify that this number only includes what's

now. When we bid meantime, we need there.

this out, to mow

we are what is

going to get this there. Alan will

Mr.  Scheerer:

because some materials

Not much is in there right now in Natures Trail. That was changed were removed. We will revise that.

Mr.

Mr.

d' Adesky:

Flint:  And

If you want, you can approve it subject to staff confirmation. sign off by the Chairman. 

Mr.

Register:	That's fine.

I'm

not fundamentally opposed.	I

know

that we need

to

maintain by going

it. I just don't want to be onsite. They didn't price

paying any this from a

more set of

than we plans.

need

to.

Presumably they price this

Mr.

Scheerer:	No.	This was our site visit, based on information from me and Sterling,

meeting onsite, reviewing the areas and creating an addendum to the contract.  Right now, I think		
you are paying to have it maintained.				
Mr.	Register:  I believe so.  I'm fine with that.		
					
Mr.	Flint:  We need a motion to approve the landscape contract.		
	On MOTION by Mr. Register,	seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all		
					
	in favor,  approving the  First Amendment to the Landscape  and		
	Irrigation Maintenance Agreement with Down to Earth Landscape,		
	extending the term and the	addition of service areas,  subject to		
				
	staff  confirmation   and   authorization  for   execution  by   the		
	Chairman, was approved.				

SIXTH

ORDER

OF

BUSINESS

Consideration of Agreement with LLS Tax Solutions, Inc. to Provide Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Services for the Series 2015 Bonds

Mr.

services for

Flint: The the Series

Agreement with LLS Tax 2015 Bonds, is for a fee of

Solutions, Inc. for arbitrage rebate calculation $650 for the year ending May 2019.

9

August 6, 2018	Shingle Creek CDD		

On MOTION by Mr.	Morgan, seconded by Mr.	Register, with all		
in favor, the	agreement with LLS Tax Solutions, Inc. to  provide		
			
Arbitrage Rebate Calculation	Services, in the amount of $650, was		
approved.					

SEVENTH ORDER OF BUSINESS

Discussion

Exemption

of

Parcel  Entity  Name  for  Tax

Mr.

Flint:	I will need to get back to this Board on this item.	

I

don't

think the backup for

the parcels is in the agenda package. There were some parcels that listed Lennar and the CDD as owners. We filed for exemption from property taxes for a government entity, and they denied

the request for exemption because Lennar was asked for this item to be placed on the agenda.
Mr. Register:	If you forward it to me, I

also listed as an owner of two parcels. Michelle I have to get with Lennar on this issue. will take a look at it.

Mr.

the interim,

d'Adesky: You can delegate approval to the Chairman to execute any documents, in before the next meeting.

Mr. Flint:  Yes, in the event that ownership either needs to be		
from the  CDD to Lennar, the Board can delegate authority to the		
documents necessary to affect that.		
Mr. Register:  That's fine.		
Mr. Flint:  It could be ratified after, but that way, it's not being		
Mr. Revell:  There will probably be a quit-claim-deed of some		
Mr.	Register:  That's what I would assume.		

transitioned to the CDD or Chairman to  execute any

held up.

sort.

On MOTION by Mr. Register, seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all		
in favor, delegating the	authority to the Chairman to execute any		
			
documents  necessary,  in  the  event  that  ownership  needs  to  be		
transitioned  to  the  CDD  or  from  the  CDD  to  Lennar,  was		
approved.			

EIGHTH A.

ORDER OF BUSINESS	Staff Reports	
Attorney		

Mr.

Flint:  Do you have anything else, Andrew?

Mr.

d' Adesky:	Yes.

We

just

filed the

amended Notice

of

Establishment to

clarify

the

District boundary.

There was some

lack

of

clarity

in previous notices and there was a title issue

10

August 6, 2018					Shingle Creek CDD		
							
for Tract A, the commercial tract.	It was brought to our attention by	the	developer.	We are		
working with the developer, the buyer's attorney and the Title Company to	resolve that and file		
the  amended	Notice  of Establishment.	We  will  also  file  a  release.	We  are  not  releasing		
anything, it's	just saying that this tract, when we contracted with the CDD, was removed from		
the CDD and therefore is not subject to CDD assessments.					
Mr. Morgan:  Was it a Lennar owned tract?					
Mr. d' Adesky:  It was a Lennar owned tract that was sold.  We	don't have the purchase		
contract.								
Mr. Morgan:  As of now, it doesn't belong to the CDD or Lennar?				
Mr. d' Adesky:  No.  It's not even within the boundaries of the CDD, but when they were		
running the title, they were getting all of these CDD bond documents on	the	properties and liens,		
and they wanted to make sure that those were not encumbering the tracts.  We had no problem		
clearing that up.   The second item is that, as mentioned at the Stoneybrook meeting, we are		
moving along with the Shingle Creek expansion.  The last item, is that we are currently working		
on the Interlocal Agreement to specify our development standards, which will get us before the		
Board.  Once we get it to them, I anticipate trying to finish that this week and get it circulated for		
everyone's review.  It should be processed fairly rapidly and we can finally close that out.	I hope		
before the next meeting, I can say that it's been accepted.					

B.

Engineer

Mr. Flint:  Mike, do you have anything?

Mr. Enot:  No.	We submitted our end of the year report.

C.

District Manager's Report

i.

Approval

of

Check Register

Mr. Flint: You have the Check Register for the General Fund for May 27, 2018 through July 30, 2018, totaling $101,968.30. Are there any questions? If not, I would ask for a motion.

On MOTION by Mr. Register, seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all in favor, the May 27, 2018 through July 30, 2018 Check Register, was approved.

ii.

Balance

Sheet

and

Income Statement

11

August 6, 2018	Shingle Creek CDD		

Mr. Flint:	You also have the unaudited financial statements through June 30, 2018.		
action is required by the Board.  If you have any questions, we can discuss those.		
iii.	Approval of Fiscal Year 2018 Meeting Schedule		

No

Mr. Flint: past, which is the

You have the annual first Monday of each

meeting month at

schedule.  It 12:00 p.m.,

follows with the

the same schedule as in the exception of no meeting in

July and moving the September meeting one week back.		
On MOTION by Mr. Morgan, seconded by Mr. Register,	with all	
in favor, the Fiscal Year 2018 meeting schedule was approved, as	
presented.		

iv.

Presentation

of

Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Report

Mr. Flint:	You have the		
	Arbitrage Rebate Calculation Report,		
cumulative rebate	requirement of $1.9 million, meaning that there		
			
would ask for a motion to accept that report.		

which are no

indicates a negative

arbitrage issues.	I

			On MOTION by	Mr. Register, seconded by Mr. Morgan, with all in		
			favor,  the filing	of the	Arbitrage Rebate  Calculation Report,  was		
			approved.				
												
	Mr. Flint:  We are working with the Underwriter and staff on the next bond issue.  It has		
been fully	absorbed by the lots that are platted,	so we are working on the next bond issue and		
					
with the District		is going to prepare an Engineer's Report, which will drive that.		
			Engineer.  He			
	Mr. Register:  Will this be Westgate or Bronson?				
	Mr. Revell:  Westgate.									
	Mr. Flint:   There is an attorney and	plaintiff out there	that's been suing governments,		
											
claiming that websites are not ADA compliant.	Currently, 23 CDDs have lawsuits filed, as well		
											
as some general governments and private businesses.  They have the same plaintiff and attorney.		
Right now, the same insurance company represents all 23  CDDs, and they assigned Counsel		
that's negotiating a	Settlement Agreement.  Part of that	Settlement Agreement, I would assume,		

will	obligate the District to come into	compliance within a certain timeframe.  Any monetary		

settlement would be paid by the insurance company.  It won't impact the District, but the District		
will incur the	expense  of modifying the website to  comply.	It may  also  mean that we  are		

12

August

6,

2018

Shingle Creek CDD

reducing  some of the  content on the  website, just to  the  bare  minimum of what's  required		
statutorily, which is unfortunate.  The more information you have on there, the more expensive it		
is to convert and maintain.  We are	working on that.  I just	wanted to make the Board aware of		
				
that issue.  I think we have one District that is one of the 23	named.  I don't know of any CDDs		
out there that has ADA compliant websites at this point.			
Mr. d' Adesky:  To the				
standard that they are asserting is the ADA standard.		
Mr. Flint:  There is some question about the strength of their legal argument, but I think		
that the insurance company is taking the approach, that settlement is the better way to go than		
litigating.  Anyway, that's all I have.				

NINTH

ORDER

OF

BUSINESS

Other Business

There being none the next item followed.

TENTH

ORDER

OF

BUSINESS

Supervisor's Requests

If

there's no

other business from the Board,

we

need

a

motion

to

adjourn.

ELEVENTH ORDER

OF

BUSINESS

Adjournment

	Mr.  Register MOVED to  adjourn the meeting,  and Mr.  Morgan		
	seconded the motion.			
Ms. Barr:  George, I have a question about the front entry.		
Mr.	Flint:  Go ahead Michelle.			
Ms. Barr:  Whenever they put the stop light in, they messed up the landscaping on the		
entrance side of the	monument sign.	Is there a plan for the contractor or the CDD to have that		
					
restored?					
Mr.	Scheerer:  I don't know if	there are any plans for the CDD to do it at this time, since		
				
the improvements were completed by the contractor.  I think they were contracted by Lennar, so		
we would hope that Lennar would do that.		
Mr. Register:  Michelle, can you send me an email about that issue, so we can look into		
it?					
Ms. Barr:  Yes.			

13

August 6, 2018	Shingle Creek CDD		

Mr. Setaro:  Are there any comments from the audience?  Not hearing any,

On VOICE VOTE with all in favor, the meeting was adjourned.

Secretary / Assistant Secretary	Chairman/ Vice Chairman

14