Community Development Districts
Summary
The ordinance creating a new Inverrary CDD was pulled before its second reading and tabled. CDDs let neighborhoods finance infrastructure through special assessments.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 14, 2026, up from 1 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Not stated; CDD formation would shift certain infrastructure financing to district assessments.
Inverrary property owners if the district is later established.
Property owners within the district boundaries, who may bear district assessments.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City Commission Meeting — September 28, 2026
The ordinance creating a new Inverrary CDD was pulled before its second reading and tabled. CDDs let neighborhoods finance infrastructure through special assessments.
City Commission Workshop — September 21, 2026
With the city facing its first CDD applications, staff explained how these special taxing districts finance infrastructure through bonds and assessments. Key worries: what happens if a developer defaults, cost to homeowners, and delayed amenities.
City Commission Meeting — September 14, 2026
A new community development district was proposed for the New Inverrary area, with its own governing board and special powers. CDDs can finance infrastructure that shows up on area property bills.
Public Hearing - Preliminary Rate Assessments — July 14, 2026
Four districts — Habitat, Manors of Inverrary, Isles of Inverrary and Windermere/Tree Gardens — had their preliminary self-assessment rates declared for FY2027. The money funds district improvements recommended by local advisory boards and approved by the commission. These are preliminary rates; a final public hearing comes later.
Related development
Habitat for Humanity affordable townhomes (former Rainbow Village site)
Brings affordable homeownership to central Lauderhill, though commissioners flagged needed engagement with Tree Gardens condo neighbors and beautification work in Windemere.
Convenience store special exception — 4120 NW 21st St
Minimal neighborhood impact — only 31 police calls all year, three requiring reports, and the store voluntarily closes at 11 p.m.
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