Sugarfoot Oaks / Cedar Ridge Preservation and Enhancement District

Special District
Special District
​Sugarfoot Oaks / Cedar Ridge Neighborhood Preservation and Enhancement District (the "District") was created under the provisions of Chapter 163, Part IV, Florida Statutes on October 23, 2001 by the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners' (the "County") Ordinance No. 01-24.  The original boundaries of the District were expanded pursuant to Ordinance No. 03-02 effective February 11, 2003.  The District consist of approximately 72.7 acres and approximately two thousand (2,000) people comprising approximately eight hundred (800) households. 
 
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2017 District Meeting
2017 District Meeting

Tuesday, August 8, 2017; 5:30 - 6:30 pm
SWAG Resource Center
​807 SW 64th Terrace
Gainesville, FL  32607​

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Purpose
Purpose

​The purpose is to more fully promote, protect, and improve health, safety and welfare of the neighborhoods for the residents, visitors, and property owners.

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Services
Services

The District through its Neighborhood Council implements strategies to enhance security, protect the neighborhoods, and evaluates the effectivness of its annual plan.​

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Special Assessments Collected
Special Assessments Collected

The amount assessed per parcel is calculated at $5.00 per dwelling unit, per month.  For the 827 units in the District, the total assessed amount to be collected is approximately $49,620 annually.​

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Members of the Governing Body
Members of the Governing Body

​Chauncey Clark, President
Oscar Rodriguez, Vice-President
Karen Quinn, Secretary
Joan Canton, Co-Treasurer
Miriam Gonzales, Co-Treasurer

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