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The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District board addressed a formal public complaint against a director in a tense open session, while also moving forward with a massive, grant-funded fire abatement program for over 3,000 vacant lots. The board also celebrated the successful completion of a new water well project, significantly boosting the community's groundwater supply and water resilience.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District’s Parks & Recreation Committee is exploring a major shift in priorities, considering the reallocation of a $300,000 sports court grant to address urgent repairs at the Community Center. A recent engineering assessment found the center is structurally sound but requires immediate attention for leaks and mold, prompting discussions on the best use of available funds.

The Rio Dell City Council addressed a full agenda on October 7, opting to maintain the current cannabis cultivation tax rate despite industry pressures. The council also agreed to further investigate a long-standing residential drainage issue on View Avenue and postponed spending on the proposed Davis Street Park acquisition pending a grant decision.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District Parks & Recreation Committee voted to reallocate grant funds from a sports court to much-needed renovations for the Community/Evacuation Center. The decision follows a community survey highlighting the need for upgrades to the center and concerns about FAA regulations.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District Board held its August 21st meeting, addressing a proposed tax increase, Parks and Recreation projects, and community concerns. The meeting also featured public comments and announcements of upcoming events.

The Rio Dell City Council held their regular meeting on August 19th, approving a street art project, public garbage and recycling can placement, and several other items on the consent calendar. Upcoming community events were also announced.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District's Parks & Recreation Committee held their regular meeting on July 24th, 2025. Discussions focused on future park improvements and recreational opportunities for the community. Details regarding specific projects and timelines remain unavailable.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District Board approved amendments to its fee schedule, including a new backflow prevention device testing fee, and postponed a public hearing on a proposed tax increase. Several other updates on district projects and finances were also discussed.

The Shelter Cove Resort Improvement District Parks & Recreation Committee met on June 26th to discuss plans for a new sports complex, a potential parcel tax increase, and the restructuring of its departments. The meeting also saw the formation of several subcommittees to tackle various strategic plan initiatives.