Cross Creek Community Development District
3501 Quadrangle Boulevard, Suite 270, Orlando, FL 32817.
Phone: 407-723-5900, Fax: 407-723-5901
www.crosscreekcdd.org

The meeting of the Board of Supervisors for the Cross Creek Community Development District will be held Tuesday, September 16, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at the 4000 Creekside Park Dr, Parrish, Florida 34219. The following is the proposed agenda for this meeting.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS’ MEETING AGENDA
Organizational Matters
Call to Order
Roll Call
Public Comment Period (where members of the public desiring to speak on a specific agenda item may address the Board, limited to 3 minutes per person)

Administrative Matter
Review and Consideration of the August 19, 2025, Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes

Old Business Matters
Pool Slide Update
Discussion of Dog Park
Irrigation System Cut-Off Status to Non-CC CDD Areas
Discussion of New Security System Vendor
Discussion of Lighting Proposal – Fonroche Lighting America
Discussion of Splash Pad
New Business Matters
Discussion of Board Members Projected Project Expenses
Discussion of Amenity Center Projects
Power Wash
Paint Interior and Exterior of Amenity Center
Repair Amenity Center Kitchen
Amenity Center Exterior Areas Rocks or Mulch Bare Areas
Landscaping Interior and Exterior Areas
Sidewalk Repairs Around the Amenity Center
Basketball Court Repair
Review and Consideration of Golf Course Entrance Landscaping

Review and Consideration of Aerator Quote and Monthly Increase with Advanced Aquatics
Ratification of Payment Authorization Nos. 307-310
Review of District Financial Statements (provided under separate cover)
Staff Reports
District Counsel
District Engineer
District Manager
No Fishing Signs
Amenity Center Interior Rocks Status
Supervisor Requests & Comments
CDD Priorities
Adjournment

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Review and Consideration of the August 19, 2025, Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes

MINUTES OF MEETING

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS’ MEETING
Tuesday, August 19, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. 4000 Creekside Park Dr.
Parrish, FL, 34219

Board Members Present were:

Lianna Litwin Bruce Stolarz Mike DiPhilippo

Also present were:

Venessa Ripoll Gazmin Kerr Jennifer Glasgow Kiara Cuesta Andy Cohen
Jeff Sprouse Chris Berry Fabiana Solarte David Bairdi

Chairperson
Vice Chairperson Assistant Secretary

District Manager - PFM
Assistant District Manager – PFM – Via phone Accountant – PFM
Accountant – PFM
District Counsel – Persson, Cohen & Mooney, P.A. – Via Phone
District Engineer – Alliant Engineering LMP
Vermana – Via phone Vermana – Via phone

Various Residents in audience and via phone

FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS	Organizational Matters Call to Order and Roll Call
Ms. Ripoll called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. and confirmed quorum.

Public Comment Period
A resident had comments regarding the pool slide, the splash pad, and the reserve study.

There was a discussion regarding the quotes and the proposed costs. Ms. Glasgow noted the pool slide cost is included in the FY 2026 budget. The resident noted the refinishing and re-sanding of the slide should be completed as recommended, if the money is put in to repair the slide. She noted she would send further questions to District Management.
It was noted the splash pad is not an immediate needed upgrade. It was also noted the reserve study would be further in the future.

A resident had a comment regarding the timing of the meeting and the removal of the water slide. She noted if the slide is removed, other kid-friendly items in the community need to be upgraded and repaired, such as the splash pad and playgrounds. She also

noted there are multiple issues with the maintenance of the community. It was noted that Medallion did not want to spend money when they were in control of the Board.
A resident had a comment regarding the dog park posts and noted they are not sturdy. Mr. Stolarz will follow up. The resident also had a comment regarding the usage of the pool and pool slide.

A resident had a comment regarding the usage of the pool slide. She noted the Board needs to look at usage versus cost. She also noted that the streetlights have not worked for years, which is a safety issue. It was also noted the timing of the meetings are not convenient for residents to attend. She also commented regarding having resident input via voting.
Ms. Litwin noted there has to be quorum and District Staff in attendance for the meetings, which does not usually allow for meetings to be held after business hours. There has been discussion about holding workshops in the evenings for residents. It was also noted the Board just took over from Medallion Homes in November and attained a District Engineer a couple of months ago.

Several residents noted they are in favor of the pool slide as there have been upgrades to other areas in the community, which attract younger families.
A resident had a comment regarding safety issues being a priority. He recommended trying to raise the funds for repairing the slide.
Several residents had comments regarding the amenities and noted that is what drew them to the community, especially the slide. One resident noted the parks and slide are not in good condition and need repair.

A resident had a comment regarding the mowed grass being pushed into the ponds. He recommended signage. He also commented regarding sprinkler maintenance, noting it needs to be cleaned and filtered in order for debris not to clog the system. Ms. Litwin noted the pond filters were just replaced, and they are done on an annual basis. There was discussion regarding the issues, it was noted they are being addressed with the District Engineer and the landscaping vendor. Mr. Berry gave an overview of the mowing process around the ponds.
A resident noted her agreement in keeping the slide. She commented regarding the BBQ grill area removal. Ms. Litwin gave an overview of the issues with the BBQ grill area and noted that the liability insurance was going to be cancelled if the BBQ was not fixed. She noted there has been discussion regarding having an area for charcoal stand up grills. She noted she would like to have a community cleanup day and options for the grill area are a continuing discussion.

A resident commented regarding resurfacing the streets, the addition of the speed hump, the streetlights being out and the possibility of them being solar powered, the possibility of entrance gates, and the budget for camera monitoring. Mr. Cohen gave an overview of the gates for CDD communities, he notated that CDD cannot have gates across County roads. There was brief discussion regarding the camera monitoring. Ms. Litwin noted the Board is reviewing options for a new monitoring company.

It was noted the pool slide cost is coming out of the CDD major repairs budget. Ms. Litwin gave an overview of the budget process. It was noted that the assessments are remaining the same for this fiscal year.

A resident had a comment regarding the streetlights. Ms. Litwin gave an overview of the maintenance responsibility for the streetlights. She noted it is not a requirement of the CDD to have the lights and the County has not expanded into the community yet.
Ms. Litwin gave an overview of the RFP process for the pool slide for the residents. There was discussion regarding the guidelines for expenditures and the RFP process. Mr. Cohen gave an overview of the statutory requirements for the CDD as it relates to RFQ and RFP.

A resident had a comment regarding the cost for the pool slide repair versus removal. He noted it is important for the Board to do what is fiscally responsible. Ms. Litwin noted that there will be discussion with the pool slide vendor later in the meeting. She also noted it is a public pool, which falls under the rules and regulations of Manatee County.

A resident had a comment regarding the lighting and noted it is very important for security purposes. Ms. Litwin noted this is a continuing topic of discussion.
A resident noted there are five major concerns within the community that include the lighting, the pool, the streets, beautification, and having gates. She noted there are many solicitors in the community and there needs to be something done to protect the residents. She also noted the first priority should be the safety of the children in the neighborhood.

A resident noted the continuing safety and beautification issues in the community.

A resident noted he had emailed a list to the Board and Ms. Ripoll of all his concerns. He commented regarding the run-down nature of the community and the liability of the slide. He also noted that the Board needs to take care of the community in a fiscally responsible way. The community needs to take care of the community. Safety and security should be top priorities. There was also discussion regarding obtaining free mulch for the community.
A resident commented regarding the pool slide usage. He noted the pool slide attracts people to the pool. He also commented regarding the maintenance of the ponds. He also had a comment regarding Phase 1C being put on to the main pump. Ms. Litwin noted Phase 1B and 1C is locked into a contract with the HOA. The resident noted the lighting in the community is not needed.

There were no further public comments at this time.

SECOND ORDER OF BUSINESS	Administrative Matters Discussion of Pool Slide
Mr. Bairdi gave an overview of the proposals for the pool slide. One proposal is for the repair of the slide and the other is for removal. He recommended the annual maintenance program for $3,000.00. He gave an overview of what that program includes. He also recommended having the pool slide chute stripped, re-gelled and rewaxed, in two to five years, depending on usage.

Mr. Bairdi gave an overview of the removal of the slide. He noted that part of the demo would be to remove the collector tank, which would require an excavator. He also noted the pump that is pushing the water to the slide is also part of the total circulation of the pool.
There was brief discussion regarding the possibility of filling the tank and pit and leaving it there. It was noted it should be done properly, upon discussion with the District Engineer.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Ms. Litwin, with Mr. DiPhilippo opposed, the Board approved the Vermana Proposal to Repair the Pool Slide.

Review and Consideration of the July 15, 2025, Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes

The Board reviewed the minutes. There were a few clarifications made on page five. Ms. Ripoll noted the final minutes will be available on the District’s website.

On MOTION by Ms. Litwin, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board accepted the minutes of the July 15, 2025, Board of Supervisors’ meeting.

Public Hearing on the Adoption of the District’s Annual Budget and the Imposition of Special Assessments
Public Comments and Testimony
Board Comments
Consideration of Resolution	2025-04, Adopting the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget and Appropriating Funds
Consideration of Resolution	2025-05,
Imposing	Special Assessments		and Certifying the Assessment Roll

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board opened the Public Hearing on the Adoption of the District’s Annual Budget.

There were no further public comments at this time.
It was noted this is the same overall budget that was previously reviewed by the Board and the assessments are remaining the same.

There were no further Board comments at this time.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board closed the Public Hearing on the Adoption of the District’s Annual Budget.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board approved Resolution 2025-04, Adopting the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget and Appropriating Funds.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board approved Resolution 2025-05, Imposing Special Assessments and Certifying the Assessment Roll.

Consideration of Resolution 2025- 06, Adopting the Annual Meeting Schedule for Fiscal Year 2025- 2026
Ms. Ripoll reviewed the Annual Meeting schedule and noted there will be workshops in 2026.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board approved Resolution 2025-06, Adopting the Annual Meeting Schedule for Fiscal Year 2025-2026.

Consideration of Resolution 2025- 07, Adopting Goals, Objectives, And Performance Measures And Standards; Providing A Severability Clause; And Providing an Effective Date

Ms. Ripoll noted this is a statutory requirement for the District that was implemented last year. These are all items the District currently does on a regular basis.

On MOTION by Ms. Litwin, seconded by Mr. Stolarz, with all in favor, the Board approved Resolution 2025-07, Adopting Goals, Objectives, and Performance Measures and Standards; Providing a Severability Clause, and Providing an Effective Date.

THIRD ORDER OF BUSINESS	Business Matters Discussion of Dog Park
District counsel will meet with the Developer and discuss with the Board at the next scheduled meeting.

Irrigation System Cut-Off Status to Non-CC CDD Areas
This item will be kept on the agenda.

Discussion	of	New	Security System Vendor

This item will be kept on the agenda.

Discussion of Lighting Proposal – Fonroche Lighting America
This item will be kept on the agenda.

Discussion of Splash Pad

This item will be kept on the agenda.

Discussion	of	Board	Members Projected Project Expenses
This item will be kept on the agenda.

Discussion	of	Amenity	Center Projects
Power Wash
Paint Interior and Exterior of Amenity Center
Repair Amenity Center Kitchen
Amenity Center Exterior Areas Rocks or Mulch Bare Areas
Landscaping Interior and Exterior Areas
Sidewalks Repairs Around the Amenity Center
Basketball Court Repair

This item will be kept on the agenda.

Ratification	of	Payment Authorization Nos. 300 – 306

Ms. Ripoll stated these are contractual obligations and have been reviewed and signed off by the Chairperson and the accountant. These are solely for ratification.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo with all in favor, the Board ratified Payment Authorization Nos. 300 – 306.

Review of Districts Financials

Ms. Ripoll stated the District Financials are through July 2025 and once approved will be posted on the District website.
The Board reviewed the financials.

On MOTION by Mr. Stolarz, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo with all in favor, the Board approved the District Financials.

FOURTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Other Business

Staff Reports
District Counsel- No report. District Engineer- No report. District Manager-
LMP Quote
No Fishing Signs
Amenity Center Interior Rocks Status
No report. All items will be kept on the agenda.

FIFTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Supervisor	Requests	and Audience Comments

There were no Supervisor requests or audience comments at this time.

SIXTH ORDER OF BUSINESS	Adjournment

Ms. Ripoll requested a motion to adjourn the meeting.

On MOTION by Ms. Litwin, seconded by Mr. DiPhilippo, with all in favor, the Board adjourned the August 19, 2025, Board of Supervisors’ Meeting for Cross Creek Community Development District at 12:19 p.m.

Secretary/Assistant Secretary	Chairperson/ Vice Chairperson

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Pool Slide Update

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of Dog Park

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Irrigation System Cut-Off Status to Non-CC CCD Areas

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of New Security System Vendor

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of Lighting Proposal – Fonroche Lighting America

Fonroche Lighting America
2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
339-225-4530

Opportunity Owner Payment Terms

Shipping Terms
Notes to the customer

Michael Montenaro
50% deposit, 50% Net 30 from Ship Date-contingent on credit approval
Prices are FOB Origin
Systems run at full power until 1:00 PM then dim to 50% for the rest of the night.

Quote Number Quote Name Quote Date
Quote Expiration Date
Est. Lead Time

Ship To Name Ship To

00086369
G9887-ParrishFL-CreeksideParkDriveRdEntranc 8/12/2025
11/12/2025

Within 6 Weeks

Manatee County Community Development District
United States

Shipping estimated; final cost determined on day of shipping and added to invoice.

Shipping fees do not include offloading at the delivery site. It is the customer’s responsibility to arrange for any necessary equipment or personnel to unload the shipment upon arrival.
Beware of Fraud: Any advance payment request will only be made on the basis of a proforma invoice sent by Fonroche Lighting America.

Fonroche Model Number	
Fonroche Product Description	Price System	
Quantity	
Amount	

[Belle-3K-T4]
[P190F-2P]HW-MC-Fixture
Color: TBD
POLE: 20Ft. Round Tapered Pole-Direct Burial-1-3.6 FT Arm -Arm Color: Black -Pole Color: TBD	SmartLight Assembly with 624Wh-24V NiMH Battery , special extreme temperature (from -40F to +158F), 1 x 190W solar module with Top of Pole assembly and Intelligent management/control system. Provisioned for Single Fixture configuration. Single Belle Epoque Fixture 3K Color Temp.-Type 4-Fixture Color: TBD - . System color is black. Mount: High wind and enhanced marine coating.
20Ft. Round Tapered Pole-Direct Burial-1-3.6 FT Arm -Arm Color: Black -Pole Color is TBD
8 Year Warranty All Night Lighting 365 Days a Year - Full Battery Replacement Assumes No Shading | Assumes little or no snow

10 Degrees Tilt
100% =23 Watts worst case conditions.T-PM: 6 hrs. @100% | T-N (Balance of night) @50% | T-AM: 0 hrs. @100%	

USD 3,857.00	

2.00	

USD 7,714.00	

[Belle-3K-T4]
[P190F-3P]HW-MC-Fixture
Color: TBD
POLE: 20Ft. Round Tapered Pole-Direct Burial-1-3.6 FT Arm -Arm Color: Black -Pole Color: TBD	SmartLight Assembly with 936Wh-24V NiMH Battery , special extreme temperature (from -40F to +158F), 1 x 190W solar module with Top of Pole assembly and Intelligent management/control system. Provisioned for Single Fixture configuration. Single Belle Epoque Fixture 3K Color Temp.-Type 4-Fixture Color: TBD - . System color is black. Mount: High wind and enhanced marine coating.
20Ft. Round Tapered Pole-Direct Burial-1-3.6 FT Arm -Arm Color: Black -Pole Color is TBD
8 Year Warranty All Night Lighting 365 Days a Year - Full Battery Replacement Assumes No Shading | Assumes little or no snow

10 Degrees Tilt
100% =23 Watts worst case conditions.T-PM: 6 hrs. @100% | T-N (Balance of night) @50% | T-AM: 0 hrs. @100%	

USD 4,336.00	

1.00	

USD 4,336.00	

GATEWAY	Fonroche Connect Gateway enables optional wireless networking and customer portal access. With long-range LoRA communication, you can connect one or more	

USD	

1.00	

USD	

Fonroche Lighting America
2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
339-225-4530

SmartLight Projects for monitoring and reporting. Communications included, NO MONTHLY FEES.	1,377.00		1,377.00	

Total Line Items Shipping and
Handling Quote Total		

USD USD

USD	

13,427.00
3,150.00

16,577.00	
This quotation is subject to the following terms and conditions				
Seller's Terms and Conditions of Sale in effect on the date of this order shall apply to this quote and are hereby incorporated by reference. Seller's Terms and Conditions of Sale may be viewed at https://www.fonrochesolarlighting.com/about-us/terms/.

Pricing is based on Fonroche Lighting America's Standard Terms & Conditions and any additional terms stipulated herein. It is the Representative's responsibility to convey these terms to the customer. Without prior written approval from Fonroche Lighting America's Sales Director, any deviation from these terms may constitute a change in this pricing at the time of order.

APPLICATION DESIGN
Crosscreek Creekside Park Drive Road
Intersections Parrish, FL

Project Number:	G9886	
Date:	8/12/2025	
Written by:	Michael ZERMANI	
Version :	A	

The global leader in solar lighting

Fonroche Lighting America is proud to be part of Fonroche Lighting, the global leader in off-grid solar street lighting. The deep resources and broader scope of an established market leader lets us take solar lighting even further, from the State Treasury in Salem, Oregon to the West African Republic of Senegal. Over 150,000 Fonroche SmartLight systems have been deployed worldwide.
With five offices in the USA and installations across the country, Fonroche is never far away. Some solution providers enter the solar lighting market—then move on. We’re a reliable partner that sticks around. You get the responsive support and smart answers that you need now—and the confidence that we’ll be here for you far in the future. And we can take on projects of any size, from local to national. That’s why so
many municipalities, military and federal facilities, tribes, commercial properties, and developers trust us to deliver the full promise of solar lighting.

OFF GRID
100% solar, not connected to the utility grid. No outages.
365 nights of light a year  guaranteed.

POWERFUL
Powerful illumination, on a par with grid connected systems.

COST EFFICIENT
No maintenance for the first 10 years. Rapid installation. No operating costs.

Feasibility of your solar lighting project

To guarantee powerful, cost-effective off-grid lighting, Fonroche operates its own design offices.
We assess the feasibility of each project in four stages:

First, we define your lighting requirements.

Next, we analyze the last 10 years of local weather data to determine how much energy our PV panels will generate.
On this basis, we calculate what size and how many products we need to install.
Finally, our sales team draws up a cost estimate.

Rightsized to your specific needs

Simulation of product(s) over
a typical year
Our teams have developed a solar sizing software application, which we use to determine which products will best meet your needs. We then simulate how these products operate over a typical year, based on the average conditions for the last decade.

Results
Based on our experience, we propose the optimal solution in terms of lighting performance and cost effectiveness.

10-Year Analysis of local weather data

We use the PVsyst software suite and Meteonorm historical time series irradiation data to calculate the real-world operating conditions — orientation and tilt angle of the panel, shadow, etc. — and external parameters, such as direct and diffuse irradiation, temperature and the solar calendar.

Sizing the project to your needs
We use a set of key criteria to optimally specify your project:
Average battery charge level over the year
Minimum charge level
Comparative analysis of energy generated by the panel vs. energy used by the system
Worst-case scenario (lowest irradiation, longest night)

Fonroche Lighting America Design Office

Analyzing your lighting project

Your Project location

Parrish, FL
USA
GPS COORDINATES
Latitude: 27.5877º N Longitude: 82.4255º E

Your Solar Potential

We have analyzed the weather data for the last 10 years at your project location so that we can guarantee constant lighting every night of the year.

Average annual irradiation : .21kWh/m2.d
Sizing takes account of the month with the lowest irradiation and the longest night.

Your Lighting Application

Compliance with public lighting standards
Your project has been designed in compliance with: AASHTO standard

Residential Development Streets

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration

11:00 PM

xh

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	624 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 180 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration Gateway Unit

11:00 PM

xh

50%

100%

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	936 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 180 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Photometric survey results

Zone	Average lighting level (fc)	Minimum	Uniformity (Avg/Min)	Spacing	Quantity	
3 Way Intersections	0.54	*0.1	5.40	NA	2	
4 Way Intersections	0.52	*0.1	5.20	NA	6	
TOTAL					8	
Design Targets: 300’ spacing between poles on the street Photometric results above are based on the 3-pole template below.
*0.0 fc spots removed

Eco-friendly lighting

Choose Fonroche — and we will reduce your environmental footprint.
 A standard streetlight consumes in average 80 W during 4200 h per year which represents 0.08x4200 x number of solar streetlight = X kWh of energy saving.

Once installed, solar lighting reduces
CO2 emissions by 1kWh = 0.99 lbs CO2
compared to a grid-connected installation. (https://www.eia.gov/)

Recycling our components

Long product service life and component recyclability are key aspects of Fonroche Lighting’s environmental commitments. Our solar streetlights are over 90% recyclable.

Unlike lead-acid batteries, NiMH batteries do not contain any toxic chemicals. They are 98% recyclable — the nickel is extracted and used to make various materials, mostly stainless steel.

The solar panels have an extremely long service life. Even after 25 years, they will still be producing at least 80% of their initial peak power. So they can continue to be used. Alternatively, about 96% of their component materials can be recycled to make new panels.

PHOTOMETRIC STUDY

*Note: these results are only valid if the Smartlight PV panel is at an azimuth angle of zero degrees and is completely free of shadow.

**These results are subject to change due to technological or regulatory advances. This technical report is valid for 60 days from the date you receive it.

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Intersections		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9886	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	8	T4-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4140	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Intersections		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9886	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Intersections		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9886	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Intersections		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9886	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	3	T4-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4140	

Calculation Summary	
Label	CalcType	Units	Avg	Max	Min	Avg/Min	Max/Min	
3-Way Intersection	Illuminance	Fc	0.54	1.7	0.1	5.40	17.00	
4-Way Intersection	Illuminance	Fc	0.52	1.9	0.1	5.20	19.00	

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FIND OUT MORE AT
www.FonrocheSolarLighting.com

FONROCHE LIGHTING AMERICA | 2224 SE Loop 820 Building C
Fort Worth TX 76140
Telephone : 339 225 4530

APPLICATION DESIGN

V

Crosscreek Creekside Park Drive Road
Parrish, FL

Project Number:	G9885	
Date:	8/12/2025	
Written by:	Michael ZERMANI	
Version :	A	

The global leader in solar lighting

Fonroche Lighting America is proud to be part of Fonroche Lighting, the global leader in off-grid solar street lighting. The deep resources and broader scope of an established market leader lets us take solar lighting even further, from the State Treasury in Salem, Oregon to the West African Republic of Senegal. Over 150,000 Fonroche SmartLight systems have been deployed worldwide.
With five offices in the USA and installations across the country, Fonroche is never far away. Some solution providers enter the solar lighting market—then move on. We’re a reliable partner that sticks around. You get the responsive support and smart answers that you need now—and the confidence that we’ll be here for you far in the future. And we can take on projects of any size, from local to national. That’s why so
many municipalities, military and federal facilities, tribes, commercial properties, and developers trust us to deliver the full promise of solar lighting.

OFF GRID
100% solar, not connected to the utility grid. No outages.
365 nights of light a year  guaranteed.

POWERFUL
Powerful illumination, on a par with grid connected systems.

COST EFFICIENT
No maintenance for the first 10 years. Rapid installation. No operating costs.

Feasibility of your solar lighting project

To guarantee powerful, cost-effective off-grid lighting, Fonroche operates its own design offices.
We assess the feasibility of each project in four stages:

First, we define your lighting requirements.

Next, we analyze the last 10 years of local weather data to determine how much energy our PV panels will generate.
On this basis, we calculate what size and how many products we need to install.
Finally, our sales team draws up a cost estimate.

Rightsized to your specific needs

Simulation of product(s) over
a typical year
Our teams have developed a solar sizing software application, which we use to determine which products will best meet your needs. We then simulate how these products operate over a typical year, based on the average conditions for the last decade.

Results
Based on our experience, we propose the optimal solution in terms of lighting performance and cost effectiveness.

10-Year Analysis of local weather data

We use the PVsyst software suite and Meteonorm historical time series irradiation data to calculate the real-world operating conditions — orientation and tilt angle of the panel, shadow, etc. — and external parameters, such as direct and diffuse irradiation, temperature and the solar calendar.

Sizing the project to your needs
We use a set of key criteria to optimally specify your project:
Average battery charge level over the year
Minimum charge level
Comparative analysis of energy generated by the panel vs. energy used by the system
Worst-case scenario (lowest irradiation, longest night)

Fonroche Lighting America Design Office

Analyzing your lighting project

Your Project location

Parrish, FL
USA
GPS COORDINATES
Latitude: 27.5877º N Longitude: 82.4255º E

Your Solar Potential

We have analyzed the weather data for the last 10 years at your project location so that we can guarantee constant lighting every night of the year.

Average annual irradiation : .21kWh/m2.d
Sizing takes account of the month with the lowest irradiation and the longest night.

Your Lighting Application

Compliance with public lighting standards
Your project has been designed in compliance with: AASHTO standard

Residential Development Streets

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration

11:00 PM

xh

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	624 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 187 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration Gateway Unit

11:00 PM

xh

50%

100%

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	936 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 187 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Photometric survey results

Zone	Average lighting level (fc)	Minimum	Uniformity (Avg/Min)	Spacing	Quantity	
Creekside Park Drive Rd	
0.31	
0.0	
NA	300’ between poles	
13	
TOTAL					13	
Design Targets: 300’ spacing between poles on the street Photometric results above are based on the 2-pole template below.

Eco-friendly lighting

Choose Fonroche — and we will reduce your environmental footprint.
 A standard streetlight consumes in average 80 W during 4200 h per year which represents 0.08x4200 x number of solar streetlight = X kWh of energy saving.

Once installed, solar lighting reduces
CO2 emissions by 1kWh = 0.99 lbs CO2
compared to a grid-connected installation. (https://www.eia.gov/)

Recycling our components

Long product service life and component recyclability are key aspects of Fonroche Lighting’s environmental commitments. Our solar streetlights are over 90% recyclable.

Unlike lead-acid batteries, NiMH batteries do not contain any toxic chemicals. They are 98% recyclable — the nickel is extracted and used to make various materials, mostly stainless steel.

The solar panels have an extremely long service life. Even after 25 years, they will still be producing at least 80% of their initial peak power. So they can continue to be used. Alternatively, about 96% of their component materials can be recycled to make new panels.

PHOTOMETRIC STUDY

*Note: these results are only valid if the Smartlight PV panel is at an azimuth angle of zero degrees and is completely free of shadow.

**These results are subject to change due to technological or regulatory advances. This technical report is valid for 60 days from the date you receive it.

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd v2 - Full		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9885	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	13	T3-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4301	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd v2 - Full		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9885	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd v2 - Full		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9885	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd V2 - Template		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9885	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	2	T3-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4301	

Calculation Summary	
Label	CalcType	Units	Avg	Max	Min	Avg/Min	
Template	Illuminance	Fc	0.31	2.2	0.0	N.A.	

Queen Creek, AZ

Kern Cty, CA

Kennedale, TX

A few examples

Solar lighting
Your commitment to sustainability
Contact us

Michael Montenaro
Regional Manager
P: (339) 225-4530 x217
E: michael.montenaro@fonroche.us

FIND OUT MORE AT
www.FonrocheSolarLighting.com

FONROCHE LIGHTING AMERICA | 2224 SE Loop 820 Building C
Fort Worth TX 76140
Telephone : 339 225 4530

APPLICATION DESIGN
Crosscreek Creekside Park Drive Road
- Entrances Parrish, FL

Project Number:	G9887	
Date:	8/12/2025	
Written by:	Michael ZERMANI	
Version :	A	

The global leader in solar lighting

Fonroche Lighting America is proud to be part of Fonroche Lighting, the global leader in off-grid solar street lighting. The deep resources and broader scope of an established market leader lets us take solar lighting even further, from the State Treasury in Salem, Oregon to the West African Republic of Senegal. Over 150,000 Fonroche SmartLight systems have been deployed worldwide.
With five offices in the USA and installations across the country, Fonroche is never far away. Some solution providers enter the solar lighting market—then move on. We’re a reliable partner that sticks around. You get the responsive support and smart answers that you need now—and the confidence that we’ll be here for you far in the future. And we can take on projects of any size, from local to national. That’s why so
many municipalities, military and federal facilities, tribes, commercial properties, and developers trust us to deliver the full promise of solar lighting.

OFF GRID
100% solar, not connected to the utility grid. No outages.
365 nights of light a year  guaranteed.

POWERFUL
Powerful illumination, on a par with grid connected systems.

COST EFFICIENT
No maintenance for the first 10 years. Rapid installation. No operating costs.

Feasibility of your solar lighting project

To guarantee powerful, cost-effective off-grid lighting, Fonroche operates its own design offices.
We assess the feasibility of each project in four stages:

First, we define your lighting requirements.

Next, we analyze the last 10 years of local weather data to determine how much energy our PV panels will generate.
On this basis, we calculate what size and how many products we need to install.
Finally, our sales team draws up a cost estimate.

Rightsized to your specific needs

Simulation of product(s) over
a typical year
Our teams have developed a solar sizing software application, which we use to determine which products will best meet your needs. We then simulate how these products operate over a typical year, based on the average conditions for the last decade.

Results
Based on our experience, we propose the optimal solution in terms of lighting performance and cost effectiveness.

10-Year Analysis of local weather data

We use the PVsyst software suite and Meteonorm historical time series irradiation data to calculate the real-world operating conditions — orientation and tilt angle of the panel, shadow, etc. — and external parameters, such as direct and diffuse irradiation, temperature and the solar calendar.

Sizing the project to your needs
We use a set of key criteria to optimally specify your project:
Average battery charge level over the year
Minimum charge level
Comparative analysis of energy generated by the panel vs. energy used by the system
Worst-case scenario (lowest irradiation, longest night)

Fonroche Lighting America Design Office

Analyzing your lighting project

Your Project location

Parrish, FL
USA
GPS COORDINATES
Latitude: 27.5877º N Longitude: 82.4255º E

Your Solar Potential

We have analyzed the weather data for the last 10 years at your project location so that we can guarantee constant lighting every night of the year.

Average annual irradiation : .21kWh/m2.d
Sizing takes account of the month with the lowest irradiation and the longest night.

Your Lighting Application

Compliance with public lighting standards
Your project has been designed in compliance with: AASHTO standard

Residential Development Streets

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration

11:00 PM

xh

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	624 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 180 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Grapevine, TX

Belle Epoque
Inspired by “traditional” lighting, the BELLE EPOQUE lantern for solar streetlights aims to echo the past by keeping the shape of the lanterns of yesteryear. By turning this lantern upside down, we have brought it up to date, giving it a robust and solid appearance while keeping a refined and distinctive shape.

SmartLight System Configuration Gateway Unit

11:00 PM

xh

50%

100%

 Light intensity

Photovoltaic Module	
PV Panel Power Rating	190 Wp	
PV Panel Tilt Angle	10º	
Power 365: Smart Storage and Management		
Battery Capacity	936 Wh	
LED Luminaire		
Lighting Power	23 W nominal	
Fixture Specification	3000K - 180 Lm/w	
Pole and Arm Assembly	
Pole Height/Base Type	20’ Direct Burial	
Finish	Powder Coated	

Photometric survey results

Zone	Average lighting level (fc)	Minimum	Uniformity (Avg/Min)	Spacing	Quantity	
Silkwood	0.49	*0.1	4.90	NA	1	
Golf Course	0.57	*0.1	5.70	NA	2	
TOTAL					3	
Design Targets: 1 pole at Silkwood entrance and 2 poles at Golf Course entrance. Photometric results above are based on the 2 templates below.
*0.0 fc spots removed

Eco-friendly lighting

Choose Fonroche — and we will reduce your environmental footprint.
 A standard streetlight consumes in average 80 W during 4200 h per year which represents 0.08x4200 x number of solar streetlight = X kWh of energy saving.

Once installed, solar lighting reduces
CO2 emissions by 1kWh = 0.99 lbs CO2
compared to a grid-connected installation. (https://www.eia.gov/)

Recycling our components

Long product service life and component recyclability are key aspects of Fonroche Lighting’s environmental commitments. Our solar streetlights are over 90% recyclable.

Unlike lead-acid batteries, NiMH batteries do not contain any toxic chemicals. They are 98% recyclable — the nickel is extracted and used to make various materials, mostly stainless steel.

The solar panels have an extremely long service life. Even after 25 years, they will still be producing at least 80% of their initial peak power. So they can continue to be used. Alternatively, about 96% of their component materials can be recycled to make new panels.

PHOTOMETRIC STUDY

*Note: these results are only valid if the Smartlight PV panel is at an azimuth angle of zero degrees and is completely free of shadow.

**These results are subject to change due to technological or regulatory advances. This technical report is valid for 60 days from the date you receive it.

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Entrances		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9887	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	3	T4-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4140	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Entrances		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9887	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Entrances		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9887	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

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Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Entrances - Silkwood		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9887	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	1	T4-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4140	

Calculation Summary	
Label	CalcType	Units	Avg	Max	Min	Avg/Min	Max/Min	
Silkwood	Illuminance	Fc	0.49	1.8	0.1	4.90	18.00	

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Parrish, FL - Creekside Park Drive Rd - Entrances - Golf Course		
			
Lighting Plan Rev A
Project Number: G9887	
By: Michael Zermani michael.zermani@fonroche.us Date:8/12/2025	2224 SE Loop 820, Building C Fort Worth, TX 76140
Phone Number: (339) 225 4530 www.fonrochesolarlighting.com	

Luminaire Schedule	
Symbol	Qty	Label	Arrangement	Total Lamp Lumens	
	2	T4-BEpoque-3000K-23W	SINGLE	4140	

Calculation Summary	
Label	CalcType	Units	Avg	Max	Min	Avg/Min	Max/Min	
Golf Course	Illuminance	Fc	0.57	1.9	0.1	5.70	19.00	

Queen Creek, AZ

Kern Cty, CA

Kennedale, TX

A few examples

Solar lighting
Your commitment to sustainability
Contact us

Michael Montenaro
Regional Manager
P: (339) 225-4530 x217
E: michael.montenaro@fonroche.us

FIND OUT MORE AT
www.FonrocheSolarLighting.com

FONROCHE LIGHTING AMERICA | 2224 SE Loop 820 Building C
Fort Worth TX 76140
Telephone : 339 225 4530

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of Splash Pad

ESTIMATE
ESTIMATE DATE

#560
May 21, 2024

Softroc of Ocala

Lianna Litwin
Cross Creek Community 4100 Creekside Park Dr Parrish, FL 34219

CONTACT US

5130 S Pine Ave Ocala, FL 34480

(941) 544-6779
llitwincrosscreekcdd@gmail.com

ESTIMATE
Splash Pad

(352) 261-1102
ocala@softroc.com

Services	amount

Uncategorized - Softroc EPDM Installation	$19,314.00	
EPDM Installation		
Location: Splash Pad 1,332sqft		
Surface Preparation and Installation of Rubber Safety Surfacing Material.		
Colors: Client can Choose up to Three (3) Colors to Mix.		
UV Resin		
UV Primer		
Softroc - Supply and Disposal Fee	$500.00	
Supply and Disposal Fee		
Uncategorized - Material Tax	$502.51	
	Services subtotal: $20,316.51	

Subtotal	$20,316.51

Tax (Ocala Sales Tax	$0.00 7%)

Total	$20,316.51

Playground

Services	amount	
Uncategorized - Softroc EPDM Installation	$19,600.00
EPDM Installation

Location: Playground Park 1,225sqft

Surface Preparation and Installation of Rubber Safety Surfacing Material at 1/2in Thickness over Existing Black SBR Buﬃng's.

Colors: Client can Choose up to Three (3) Colors to Mix. UV Resin
UV Primer

Softroc - Supply and Disposal Fee	$500.00
Supply and Disposal Fee

Uncategorized - Material Tax	$486.77

Services subtotal: $20,586.77

Subtotal	$20,586.77

Tax (Ocala Sales Tax	$0.00 7%)

Total	$20,586.77

Under Waterslide

Services	amount	
Uncategorized - Softroc SBR Installation	$15,070.00

SBR Installation

Location: Under Water Slide 1,507sqft

Surface Preparation and Installation of Rubber Safety Surfacing Material at 1/2in Thickness to Create a Substrate to Install EPDM Rubber.

Colors: Black SBR 100% to Fill Dirt Area to Build Base Standard Resin
Standard Primer

Uncategorized - Softroc EPDM Installation
EPDM Installation

Location: Under Waterslide 1,507sqft

Surface Preparation and Installation of Rubber Safety Surfacing Material. Colors: Client can Choose up to Three (3) Colors to Mix.
UV Resin UV Primer
Softroc - Supply and Disposal Fee
Supply and Disposal Fee

Uncategorized - Material Tax	$21,098.00

$500.00

$850.56	
Services subtotal: $37,518.56	

Subtotal	
$37,518.56	
Tax (Ocala Sales Tax 7%)	
$0.00	

Total	
$37,518.56	

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of Board Members Projected Expenses

Cross Creek CDD Project Projected Expenses	
as of August 2025	

		

Description	Amount	
LMP Tree Dead Tree Removal by Resident's Home (Approved 04/15/25)	$	2,500.00	
Safe Touch or Similar Security Company Cameras, Gates, etc.	27,097.75	
Softroc Splash Pad Surfacing Material	20,316.50	
Softroc Playground Park Surfacing Material Amenity Center	20,586.77	
Dumpster Fencing - ADK (Approved 04/15/25)	12,000.00	
Shrubs Request - Homeowner Scott (Plant Two Trees In Place of Shrubs)	2,000.00	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0086 Back Area)	2,819.85	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0087 Playground & Splash Pad Area)	2,429.85	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0083 Fire Pit Area)	2,429.85	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0084 Office & Middle Palms Area)	2,299.85	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0085 Left Side Area)	2,768.26	
Rocks - Hagood's Landscaping LLC (Est 0088 Pool Equipment Area) (Done?)	1,472.40	
Playground Equipment Replacement Amenity Center (Estimate)	25,000.00	
Playground Equipment Replacement Rye Grass Loop (Estimate)	40,000.00	
Pool Slide Repair Cost - Vermana	55,195.00	
Pool Slide Tear Down Cost (Includes Water, Electrical, etc.)	0.00	
Pool Slide Install New Simplified Version	0.00	
Mulch and/or Rocks Around Outside Amenity Center Gate Bare Areas	0.00	
Cement Curbing or Black Landscape Curbing to Contain Mulch or Rocks	0.00	
Pressure Wash & Paint Amenity Center & Restrooms	0.00	
Acid Wash or Similar Amenity Center Kitchen & Bathroom Floor Tiles	0.00	
Replace Existing Amenity Center Kitchen Sinks & Faucets	0.00	
Street Lighting - Fonroche Lighting America	117,800.00	

		
Total	$	336,716.08	

Note - Projects Do Not Include Yealy Maintenance Expenses if Applicable.		

Projected Expenses as of August 2025
9/8/2025

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Discussion of Amenity Center Projects
Power Wash
Paint Interior and Exterior of Amenity
Center
Repair Amenity Center Kitchen
Amenity Center Exterior Areas Rocks or
Mulch Bare Areas
Landscaping Interior and Exterior Areas
Sidewalk Repairs Around the Amenity
Center
Basketball Court Repair

A Juniper Company

Proposal
Proposal No.: Proposed Date:

357149
08/14/25

PROPERTY:	FOR:

Cross Creek CDD {Includes Add. #1 & #2) Jennifer Glasgow
400 Creekside Park Drive Parrish, FL 34219

Pool area mulch

Install 110 cubic yards of coco brown mulch to the pool and surrounding areas.

Site Prep					$0.00	
Bed Prep - Plant, Sod, Debris Removal	0.00	HR	$60.00	$0.00		
Debris by the truck	0.00	1	$350.00	$0.00		
Landscape Material					$7,700.00	
Enhancement Labor	0.00	HR	$60.00	$0.00		
Bulk Mulch by the yard	110.00	CY	$70.00	$7,700.00		
				Total:	$7,700.00	

ITEM	QTY	UOM	UNIT PRICE	EXT. PRICE	TOTAL POOL AREA MULCH

Guarantee: Any alteration from these specs involving additional costs will be executed only upon written order and will become an extra charge over and above estimate.
Standard Warranty: LMP agrees to warranty irrigation, drainage and lighting for 1 year, trees and palms for 6 months, shrubs and ground cover for 3 months, and sod for 30 days. This warranty is subject to and specifically limited by the following:
Warranty is not valid on relocated material, annuals and any existing irrigation, drainage and lighting systems. Warranty in not valid on new plant material or sod installed without automatic irrigation. Warranty does not cover damage from pests or disease encountered on site, act of God, or damaged caused by others. Failure of water or power source not
caused by LMP will void warranty. The above identified warranty periods commence upon the date of completion of all items included in this proposal. Standard Warranty does not modify or supersede any previously written agreement.
LMP is not responsible for damage to non-located underground.

Residential Agreement: A deposit or payment in full will be required before any work will begin. Any and all balance will be due upon job completion in full, unless otherwise noted in writing. All work will be performed in a workman like manner in accordance to said proposal. Any additional work added to original proposal will require written approval, may require additional deposits and will be due on completion with any remaining balances owed.
DUE TO THE NATURE OF MATERIAL COST VOLATILITY, WE ARE CURRENTLY HOLDING PRICING FOR THIRTY (30) DAYS FROM PROPOSAL DATE

Signature (Owner/Property Manager)	Date

Printed Name (Owner/Property Manager)

Signature - Representative	Date

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Review and Consideration of Golf Course Entrance Landscaping

A Juniper Company

Proposal
Proposal No.: Proposed Date:

357634
08/18/25

PROPERTY:	FOR:

Cross Creek COD (Includes Add. #1 & #2) Jennifer Glasgow
400 Creekside Park Drive Parrish, FL 34219

Front monument

Front entrance monument renovation.

ITEM	QTY	UOM 	UNIT PRICE	EXT. PRICE	TOTAL
Front entrance monuments

Site Prep					$127,466.43	
Bed Prep - Plant, Sod, Debris Removal	43.00	HR	$60.00	$2,580.00		
Debris by the truck	4.00	1	$350.00	$1,400.00		
Bulk Mulch by the yard	30.00	CY	$72.50	$2,174.85		
Sylvestris Date Palm, FL Fancy, 10-12' ct, FF - FGP5	6.00	FG	$13,288.00	$79,727.99		
Penta Foxtail Palm, 12-14' oa - FGP3	12.00	FG	$1,970.53	$23,646.34		
Cap Rock X-large (4-5 FT)	10.00	EA	$399.97	$3,999.72		
Seasonal Annuals - 04"	800.00	04"	$6.35	$5,083.21		
Evergreen Giant, Liriope, 03 gallon -	120.00	03g	$19.82	$2,378.13		
03G						
Dwarf lxora, 03 gallon - 03G	120.00	03g	$18.98	$2,278.14		
Copperleaf, 03 gallon - 03G	30.00	03g	$18.97	$569.23		
Floratam Saint Augustine, 01 SF MATERIAL ONLY	800.00	OlSF	$1.33	$1,066.59		
False Agave, 15 gallon - 15G	6.00	15g	$427.04	$2,562.23		

Landscape Material
Enhancement Labor	
0.00	
HR	
$60.00	
$0.00	$0.00	
Irrigation Renovation
Irrigation Technician Labor	
140.00	
HR	
$75.00	
$10,500.00	$18,000.00	
Misc Irrigation Parts	75.00	EA	$100.00	$7,500.00		
				Total:	$145,466.43	

Guarantee: Any alteration from these specs involving additional costs will be executed only upon written order and will become an extra charge over and above estimate.
Standard Warranty: LMP agrees to warranty irrigation, drainage and lighting for 1 year, trees and palms for 6 months, shrubs and ground cover for 3 months, and sod for 30 days. This warranty is subject to and specifically limited by the following:
Warranty is not valid on relocated material, annuals and any existing irrigation, drainage and lighting systems. Warranty in not valid on new plant material or sod installed without automatic irrigation. Warranty does not cover damage from pests or disease encountered on site, act of God, or damaged caused by others. Failure of water or power source not
caused by LMP will void warranty. The above identified warranty periods commence upon the date of completion of all items included in this proposal. Standard Warranty does not modify or supersede any previously written agreement.
LMP is not responsible for damage to non-located underground.

Residential Agreement: A deposit or payment in full will be required before any work will begin. Any and all balance will be due upon job completion in full, unless otherwise noted in writing. All work will be performed in a workman like manner in accordance to said proposal. Any additional work added to original proposal will require written approval, may require additional deposits and will be due on completion with any remaining balances owed.
DUE TO THE NATURE OF MATERIAL COST VOLATILITY, WE ARE CURRENTLY HOLDING PRICING FOR THIRTY (30) DAYS FROM PROPOSAL DATE

Signature (Owner/Property Manager)	Date

Printed Name (Owner/Property Manager)

Signature - Representative	Date

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Review and Consideration of Aerator Quote and Monthly Increase with Advanced Aquatics

AquaElite™
Atmos
Bottom Diffused Aeration Systems

Atmos at a Glance

2

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8

3

4

7

5

6

2

1

8

3

4

7

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Sound Dampening Foam
Powder Coated Aluminum Lockable Cabinet
(2) Circulating Fans
Valve Manifold & Pressure Gauge

How it Works
The shore mounted rocking piston compressor produces compressed air through weighted airline to a membrane diffuser located on the bottom of the pond. The compressed air is released into the water through the membrane diffuser releasing thousands of fine bubbles which rise to the surface. As the bubbles of air rise, oxygen is transferred into the water. Simultaneously, as bubbles rise, water is pulled upward, creating a flow of water from the bottom of the pond to the surface.

Rocking Piston Compressor
Equipment Pad
Fan Cover
Filter

Advantages

Electricity required at the water’s edge. Your compressor needs electricity, but the compressor can be located wherever you desire
No floating object on the water surface enabling you to go boating or fishing
Lower maintenance and service costs due to no moving parts in the water
Safer swimming. The Atmos Bottom Diffused Aeration system does not require electricity to be in the pond

Eliminates thermal stratification, making it ideal for deep-water applications
Improves water quality and clarity
Low operating cost

Quad Cabinet for Large Lakes

Our newest Atmos addition is our quad cabinet. Key features include:
Choice of 3 or 4 compressors in ½ hp, ¾ hp or 1 hp
with output from 17.2 to 28.8 CFM
(4) large 6” fans for optimal cooling and air flow
Valve manifolds from 6 to 16 individual airlines
Systems customized with remote manifolds if needed
Lockable cabinet
Heavy gauge aluminum cabinet offers quiet operation with lifetime warranty against rust

System Name	Part No.	HP	Compressors	Cabinet	Volts	Max Amps	CFM	
Atmos .25	Atmos 25	1/4	(1) 1/4 hp	Single	115	3.0	2.2	

Performance Data

Included Solenoid for soft start operation
Individual valves for each compressor which allows for shutting down one compressor if needed for maintenance without impacting the remaining compressors
Utilizing high pressure/high flow compressors
Mounted on a 36” equipment pad

Atmos .50	Atmos 50	1/2	(1) 1/2 hp	Single	115	6.2	4.3	
	Atmos 50-230	1/2	(1) 1/2 hp	Single	230	3.1	4.3	
Atmos .75	Atmos 75	3/4	(1) 3/4 hp	Single	115	7.9	6.0	

Atmos 25-230	1/4	(1) 1/4 hp	Single	230	1.5	2.2
Atmos 75-230	3/4	(1) 3/4 hp	Single	230	4.0	6.0

Atmos 1	Atmos L250	1	(2) 1/2 hp	Medium	115	12.4	8.6	
	Atmos L250-230	1	(2) 1/2 hp	Medium	230	6.1	8.6	
Atmos 1.5	Atmos L275	1 1/2	(2) 3/4 hp	Medium	115	15.8	12.0	
	Atmos L275-230	1 1/2	(2) 3/4 hp	Medium	230	7.9	12.0	
Atmos 2.0	Atmos M21-230	2	(2) 1hp	Medium	230	8.2	14.4	
Atmos 2.0	Atmos Q450	2	(4) 1/2hp	Quad	230	12.4	17.2	
Atmos 3.0	Atmos Q31-230	3	(3) 1hp	Quad	230	12.3	21.6	
Atmos 4.0	Atmos Q41-230	4	(4) 1hp	Quad	230	16.4	28.8	

Sizing Information
When selecting an Atmos bottom diffused aeration system, consider the shape, surface area, and depth of the pond. The amount of surface area the Atmos bottom diffused aeration system will effectively cover is dependant on
the depth and shape of the pond. The area of coverage increases the deeper the diffuser is located in the water.
For example, the Atmos 1/4 horsepower Rocking Piston with a single diffuser, located at a depth of 8’, will provide adequate aeration and oxygen dispersion of an area
3/4 acres. if the diffuser is located at a depth of 16’, the coverage area increases to 1-1.5 acre.

System Maintence & Warranty
System Maintenance
Replace filter(s) every 6 months

Tube

Power

The shape of a pond also affects the number of diffusers needed. An irregular shape pond, (i.e) kidney shape, rectangular, or one with an island or peninsula, will require multiple diffusers to adequately disperse the oxygen.

Diffuser

Air

Compressor

System Warranty
4 year compressor (Does not include wear items)

Install compressor maintenance kit(s) every 18-24 months	•	5 year Diffuser/Base and Airline

Lifetime against rust on cabinet
Atmos Accessories
Weighted Airline
ARL0033 - 100’ of 1/2” Weighted Airline ARL0073 - 500’ of 1/2” Weighted Airline ARL0303 - 100’ of 5/8” Weighted Airline ARL0304 - 500’ of 5/8” Weighted Airline

Self-Sinking Diffusers
ARS0390 - Single round rubber 9” rubber membrane
diffusers with self sinking base, 3/8”, 1/2”, & 5/8” barb fitting ARS0391 - Double round rubber 9” rubber membrane diffusers with self sinking base, 3/8”, 1/2”, & 5/8” barb fitting ARS0458 - Quad round rubber 9” rubber membrane diffusers with self sinking base, 5/8” barb fitting

Call 866.471.1614 or visit us online at aquaeliteproducts.com.

To learn more about our full line of AquaElite fountains and products, reach out to a fountain expert today.

From:	Doug Agnew
To:	Venessa Ripoll
Cc:	Gazmin Kerr; Jason Jasczak; Jacob Adams; Bronson Martin
Subject:	Re: Cross Creek - Around a pound
Date:	Thursday, August 14, 2025 1:49:18 PM
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Cross Creek CDD Water Test Report.pdf AquaElite_Atmos_Brochure_.pdf

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Hi Venessa,

Yes, certainly this Summer's highly elevated water and air temps are a significant factor driving the increased algal growth within these stormwater retention ponds. That being expressed, there are also underlying ecological conditions within several of the Cross Creek CDD ponds that are the root cause for much of the increasing algae blooms over the past several months.

The attached water quality test report indicates pond #'s 3, 5, 8 & 10 are all experiencing oxygen stratification, which indicates the need in the future for diffuser aeration in order to alleviate this issue. As we mention within our report, stratification can cause dead zones at the benthic (bottom) of a pond. The dead zones are hypoxic (low oxygen) and sustain very little life. The hypoxic water also triggers a chemical reaction that releases phosphates from the pond benthic sediments that ultimately feeds algal growth.

Ponds 3, 8 & 10 are indicating highly elevated levels of Total Phosphorus. Again, excessive amounts of Phosphorus occur as a result of release from the pond benthic sediments and from stormwater runoff that brings in excessive amounts of applied fertilizer, which contain Phosphorus & Nitrogen.

The long term solution should entail the installation of diffuser aeration systems within ponds 3,5,8 &10. Aeration will de-stratify the oxygen separation and create a more consistent, and homogenous transfer of dissolved aeration throughout the entire water column of the affected ponds. I am indicating budget costs for each pond's aeration recommendation. The priority order of the ponds needing aeration is as follows-

1st- Pond #5--Electric powered-$12,300 (electric hookup needs to be provided from nearby power source)
2nd- Pond #3-- Solar powered- $16,100 3rd- Pond #10-- Solar powered- $14,600 4th- Pond #8-- Solar powered- $13,600

Of course, no electrical power supply or hookup is needed for solar powered diffuser aeration systems.

Again, the installation of diffuser aeration produces a multitude of ecological benefits to an oxygen stratified stormwater retention pond. These benefits include normal algal growth (less massive algae blooms), reduction of unpleasant odors emanating from the pond, increased fish populations and overall aquatic health, and reduced likelihood of fish kills. This is a vital strategy that will bring long term ecological solutions to Cross Creek CDD. We also understand that this is a strategy that needs to be budgeted for the future, so we do have a short term recommendation to propose as well.

In the meantime, Advanced Aquatic has been significantly increasing the frequency and dosage rates of the algicide treatments within many of the Cross Creek ponds. Accordingly, we respectfully request an increase of $400/month (effective 9/1/25) to account for this sizable increase of algicide and labor that we have been already investing at Cross Creek CDD. I'm certainly willing to meet with you on site to discuss the best path forward.

The entire team at AAS very much appreciates the opportunity to be of service to you and the residents of Cross Creek CDD.

Best Regards,
Doug Agnew, Senior Environmental Consultant Tampa Bay Region
Cell 727-418-8727
Office 800-491-9621

www.advancedaquatic.com

From: Venessa Ripoll <ripollv@pfm.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2025 8:05 AM
To: Doug Agnew <doug@advancedaquatic.com>
Cc: Gazmin Kerr <kerrg@pfm.com>; Jason Jasczak <jason@advancedaquatic.com>
Subject: RE: Cross Creek - Around a pound

Hello,

Thank you Doug and I will find out, also I am getting a ton of compliments on the ponds, is it because of the weather?

I appreciate all your help.

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Ratification of Payment Authorization Nos. 307 – 310

________________________________

________________________________

Secretary / Assistant Secretary

Chairman / Vice Chairman

CROSS CREEK

Payment Authorization No. 307

8/8/2025

C O M M U N I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T D I S T R I C T

Invoice No	Supplier	Invoice Date	Property		Invoice Amount	
CL015	3rd Generation Insulation, LLC (CROSS)	08/06/2025	Cross Creek CDD		600.00	
10559992	Advanced Aquatic Services Inc. (CROSS)	08/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,222.00	
81937	Alliant Engineering Inc (CROSS)	07/16/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,771.78	
INV0531	Bandu LLC. (CROSS)	07/27/2025	Cross Creek CDD		3,000.00	
266	DG HVAC LLC (CROSS)	08/06/2025	Cross Creek CDD		150.00	
PAR-0344138	DoodyCalls of Parrish FL (CROSS)	07/31/2025	Cross Creek CDD		300.00	
758659	Envera (CROSS)	08/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD		695.55	
190806	Hoover Pumping Systems (CROSS)	08/08/2025	Cross Creek CDD		2,045.68	
346355	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)	07/28/2025	Cross Creek CDD		2,475.52	
346356	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)	07/28/2025	Cross Creek CDD		525.98	
347305	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)	07/31/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,724.56	
349773	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)	08/04/2025	Cross Creek CDD		13,085.00	
46281-072925	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	07/29/2025	Cross Creek CDD		0.00	
46357-072925	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	07/29/2025	Cross Creek CDD		41.90	
46436-072925	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	07/29/2025	Cross Creek CDD		177.65	
31004-073125	Peace River Electric Coop Inc. (CROSS)	07/31/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,202.36	
31006-073125	Peace River Electric Coop Inc. (CROSS)	07/31/2025	Cross Creek CDD		983.55	
6197	Persson, Cohen & Mooney, P. A. (CROSS)	08/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,515.00	
137250	PFM Group Consulting LLC (CROSS)	07/08/2025	Cross Creek CDD		2,107.44	
78950	Sir Speedy (CROSS)	08/07/2025	Cross Creek CDD		306.70	
620928853	Turner Pest Control LLC (CROSS)	07/22/2025	Cross Creek CDD		154.29	
				Total:	34,084.96	

CROSS CREEK

Payment Authorization No. 308

8/15/2025

C O M M U N I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T D I S T R I C T

Invoice No

Supplier

Invoice Date  Property

Invoice Amount

52287-BALDUE	ABK Construction LLC (CROSS)	05/09/2025	Cross Creek CDD	4,604.28

INV0585	Hagood's Handyman Service LLC (CROSS)

08/12/2025	Cross Creek CDD	2,299.85

________________________________

________________________________

Secretary / Assistant Secretary

Chairman / Vice Chairman

DM-08-2025-16	PFM Group Consulting LLC (CROSS)	08/08/2025	Cross Creek CDD	2,750.00
Total:	9,654.13

CROSS CREEK

Payment Authorization No. 309

C O M M U N I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T D I S T R I C T

Invoice No

Supplier

Invoice Date  Property

Invoice Amount

8/22/2025

10560404	Advanced Aquatic Services Inc. (CROSS)
INV0584	Hagood's Handyman Service LLC (CROSS)
INV0643	Hagood's Handyman Service LLC (CROSS)
351666	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)
351667	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)
351668	Landscape Maintenance Professi (CROSS)

09/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD	1,622.00

08/19/2025	Cross Creek CDD	2,689.85

08/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD	1,250.00
08/22/2025	Cross Creek CDD	244.03
08/22/2025	Cross Creek CDD	1,139.06
08/22/2025	Cross Creek CDD	441.82

________________________________

________________________________

Secretary / Assistant Secretary

Chairman / Vice Chairman

78950-BALDUE	Sir Speedy (CROSS)	08/18/2025	Cross Creek CDD	0.71
Total:	7,387.47

________________________________

________________________________

Secretary / Assistant Secretary

Chairman / Vice Chairman

CROSS CREEK

Payment Authorization No. 310

8/29/2025

C O M M U N I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T D I S T R I C T

Invoice No	Supplier	Invoice Date	Property		Invoice Amount	
INV0567	Bandu LLC. (CROSS)	08/24/2025	Cross Creek CDD		3,000.00	
INV000008731	Envera Systems (CROSS)	08/19/2025	Cross Creek CDD		1,185.00	
190854	Hoover Pumping Systems (CROSS)	09/01/2025	Cross Creek CDD		2,290.00	
46281-082725	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	08/27/2025	Cross Creek CDD		246.28	
46357-082725	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	08/27/2025	Cross Creek CDD		41.90	
46436-082725	Manatee County Utilities Department (CROSS)	08/27/2025	Cross Creek CDD		176.70	
31004-082825	Peace River Electric Coop Inc. (CROSS)	08/28/2025	Cross Creek CDD		0.00	
31006-082825	Peace River Electric Coop Inc. (CROSS)	08/28/2025	Cross Creek CDD		99.89	
621042496	Turner Pest Control LLC (CROSS)	08/23/2025	Cross Creek CDD		88.17	
846092	Vermana (CROSS)	08/28/2025	Cross Creek CDD		27,597.50	
7606	VGlobalTech (CROSS)	08/02/2025	Cross Creek CDD		185.00	
				Total:	34,910.44	

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

Review of District Financial Statements
(provided under separate cover)

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

District Manager
No Fishing Signs
Amenity Center Interior Rocks Status

CROSS CREEK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT

CDD Priorities

CDD	Priorities

1	Approve 2026 Budget	
2	Irrigation		
3	Need to get security system for amenity center	
4	Fence and gate repair for amenity center (ABK Construction	
5	Pool Slide repair, replace or remove	
6	Land scaping		
7	Community Solar Lights	
8	Reserve Fund for community	
	a	Hurricane Cleanup	
	b	Pool pump when needed	
	c	Painting Amenity Center	
	d	Misc