Government Spending in University Square Community Development District, Florida

University Square Community Development District adopted its fiscal year 2023 budget totaling $1,320,462 in combined appropriations across three funds: General Fund ($79,726), Debt Service Fund Series 2012 ($584,250), and Debt Service Fund Series 2017 ($656,486). The district's primary revenue sources are special assessments on properties in the Miromar development totaling $1,340,152 gross...

The University Square Community Development District (Community Development District (CDD)) in Florida presents its Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2026, covering three operating funds: the General Fund, Debt Service Fund for Series 2012 Bonds, and Debt Service Fund for Series 2017 Bonds (refunded from Series 2007A). Total General Fund revenues are projected at $84,732, with total appropriations of $89,052, creating a projected fund balance deficit of $4,320...

Lee County established University Square Community Development District (Community Development District (CDD)) through Ordinance 98-14. The CDD was created to manage community development services and facilities for a 113...

Lee County established University Square Community Development District (Community Development District (CDD)) through Ordinance 98-14. The CDD was created to manage community development services and facilities for a 113...

University Square Community Development District (Community Development District (CDD)) in Florida proposed a FY 2025 budget totaling $83,232 in general fund expenditures, plus $586,750 in debt service payments on Series 2012 bonds and $697,839 for Series 2017 bonds. The general fund operates on assessment revenue of $83,082 (net of discounts) plus minor interest income, supporting professional services ($75,676), field operations ($7,500), and administrative fees...

University Square Community Development District adopted its Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget with total expenditures of $79,732 for the General Fund, supported by assessment revenues of $79,732 including on-roll assessments of $79,582 and interest income of $150. The district also manages two debt service funds: Series 2012 bonds (original amount $6,735,000 with 5 years remaining principal of $2,535,000) requiring $583,500 in annual debt service, and Series 2017 bonds (original amount $9,595,000 with 14 years remaining principal of $7,175,000) requiring $653,262 in annual debt service...