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Lake Wales Approves CDD for 1,020-Unit Single-Family Development

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Lake Wales city commissioners approved the Ridgecrest Community Development District (CDD) ordinance on August 7, 2024, following a petition by Brent Elliott. The CDD covers a 312.7-acre unimproved site east of US Highway 27 and will manage and finance basic services for a planned 1,020-unit single-family development project.

From dailyridge.com

Why it matters

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The approval allows the planned development to move forward. The developer will construct roads, water, and wastewater improvements at their own expense, which will then be dedicated to Lake Wales for operation and maintenance, creating a long-term fiscal impact.

From dailyridge.com

Who's involved

  • Lake WalesCity that approved the Ridgecrest CDD ordinance
  • brent elliottIndividual who petitioned for the CDD ordinance

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • brent elliottSpeculative

    Brent Elliott might see increased project value or revenue as the CDD approval enables the 1,020-unit development project.

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Coverage

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