It took nearly five hours, but the developer who wants to turn the golf greens at the Woodlands into hundreds of new homes sank its first swing in front of county-level development decision-makers.
Two of the three new community engagement liaisons, or assistants, for Tamarac city commissioners, were people the hiring commissioners already knew, moving ahead of hundreds of applicants.
Just an hour and a half before the sun came up Thursday – after a marathon 10-hour, nine-minute meeting…
Chris Lips does not want to see the lake, and the golf course that sold him on his house turned into a swath of new homes in the Woodlands.
Along with the presidential race, it looks like voters will be seeing at least one Tamarac city commissioner facing a challenger during the 2020 election.
A developer will take a second shot in front of the city planning board Wednesday to get its approval for a plan to turn two golf courses at The Woodlands Country Club into hundreds of homes.
Hundreds of homes will start sprouting on two longtime golf greens, according to plans set to debut in front of the city planning board Wednesday.
City commissioners’ heavy lifting will soon inspire some “help wanted” advertising.
Whether the City of Tamarac will hire part-time, paid “legislative aides” to assist each commissioner will be heading for a commission workshop discussion this Monday.
Need to talk to your City Commission representative? An assistant might soon be the one returning your call.
