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Village Council Workshop

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Aug 12, 2026

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Wellington

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Council Reviews Major Projects and Policy Items

Published Aug 12, 2026

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Briefing

May 11, 2026

Village Council Workshop Meeting Summary

Council reviewed a mid-year budget amendment that included $575,000 collected through the speed camera program, $838,571 in FEMA reimbursements, $1,029,901 in sales surtax revenue, and a planned $5.3 million return to the General Fund Facilities and Infrastructure Reserve. The workshop also covered upcoming solid waste rates, water facility work, transportation projects, disaster services, and public safety funding.

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Briefing

Apr 13, 2026

Village Council Workshop Summary

The Village reported receiving another PFAS litigation payment of approximately $1.11 million, bringing total payments to about $6.3 million, or 95% of the expected amount. The Village also received a $47,250 grant to resurface tennis courts at Olympia Park.

2 min readMunicipal coverage

Briefing

Mar 23, 2026

Village Council Workshop Meeting Summary

The proposed annexation of about 5.5 acres of Lake Worth Road was postponed to a future meeting while staff await comments on an interlocal agreement for roadway authority. The workshop also reviewed a $50,000 tree-canopy grant requiring a $50,000 match, for a total $100,000 project.

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Briefing

Mar 9, 2026

Council Reviews Major Projects and Policy Items

The council agreed to add a Project Tango resolution for discussion at the next meeting, but not to consider or adopt a final resolution. The workshop also reviewed a proposed 446-acre Artistry Lakes development with up to 579 single-family homes, related land-use changes, and several infrastructure contracts.

2 min readMunicipal coverage