County Line Drainage District General Document

The County Line Drainage District held a quarterly meeting on January 9, 2019, in Alva, Florida, where the Board of Supervisors approved financial reports, field work on the North Dike Project, and Daniels' Ditch maintenance. The District approved $30,000 for North Dike improvements and an additional $10,000 for seeding and stabilization work, while also approving a $12,500 cost overrun for palm tree and ditch maintenance in sections 12 and 13...

County Line Drainage District held a quarterly board meeting on October 10, 2018, at 10:00 a. m...

County Line Drainage District submitted its audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2019. The District had total revenues of $185,325 (primarily from charges for services of $185,141) and total expenses of $267,312, resulting in a net decrease in net position of $81,987...

County Line Drainage District's annual financial report for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2018 shows total revenues of $225,141 and total expenses of $176,115, resulting in a net position increase of $49,026. The district's total assets exceeded liabilities by $541,637...

County Line Drainage District's financial report for fiscal year ended September 30, 2017 shows total revenues of $248,025 and total expenses of $292,850, resulting in a net position decrease of $31,477. The District increased its assessment rate from $49...

The Circuit Court of Lee County, Florida established the County Line Drainage District as a public corporation on January 18, 1967, following a petition filed by Florida Citrus Canners, Inc. The court found that the specific parcels of land in Lee County were unsuitable for agricultural and sanitary purposes due to wet conditions and overflow liability, and that a drainage district would enable proper reclamation and protection of the lands...

County Line Drainage District in northeastern Lee County, Florida has adopted a Water Control Plan governing agricultural water management and services across approximately 3,732 acres of citrus groves. The District, established by court judgment in 1967 and incorporated by legislative act, operates seven water storage pits with cumulative storage of 1,057 acre-feet and maintains a system of main, lateral, and sublateral canals along with control structures for irrigation and drainage...

This is an engineering document from the County Line Drainage District in Florida showing right-of-way maps and technical drawings for drainage infrastructure. The document includes multiple plates with detailed maps of the drainage district's boundaries across Hendry, Lee, and Charlotte counties, showing existing storage facilities, pump stations, canals, culverts, and control structures...

County Line Drainage District's 2018-19 capital asset schedule documents all property, plant, and equipment owned by the district, including land valued at $33,596. 25, lift pumps totaling $63,819...

The County Line Drainage District held its Annual Landowners' Meeting and Regular Board Meeting on July 13, 2022, to elect supervisors and adopt the Fiscal Year 2022/2023 budget. Resolution No...

County Line Drainage District held an April 12, 2023 regular board meeting where supervisors unanimously approved Resolution No. 2023-01 adopting a proposed fiscal year 2023/2024 budget with unchanged assessments...

County Line Drainage District is holding its Annual Landowners' Meeting and Regular Board Meeting with a Public Hearing on July 1, 2025, at 10:00 a. m...