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Wild Spaces & Public Places

Oversight Committee Meetings

Meeting: May 30, 2012. 5:30 PM
Grace Knight Conference Room, Alachua County Admin. Building
Main Street & University, Gainesville, Florida

  • Tentative Agenda
  • Draft Minutes from February 22, 2012 Meeting
  • Attendance Report 
  • Summary of WSPP Revenues and Expenditures (as of 3/31/2012)

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Links will become active when the reports are received and uploaded.
For Agendas and Minutes from past meetings click here

Next Meeting: TBA. 5:30PM County Administration Building.

 


WSPP Dashboard

Activity as of 9/30/2011 REVENUES EXPENDITURES
Alachua County

$16,835,728

$13,452,654

Alachua

$     888,915

$    826,346

Archer

$     138,816

$    138,816

Gainesville

$12,956,093

$7,226,180

Hawthorne

$     158,220

$      27,801

High Springs

$     535,238

$    249,821

LaCrosse

$       22,020

$             0

Micanopy

$       71,946

$             0

Newberry

$     564,444

$     58,055

Waldo

$       86,206

$      60,621

* indicates no report received from  these municipalities




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WSPP Progress Report

First progress report of the 2008 Wild Spaces & Public Places initiative. Click here for the report.

Committee Members

JON REISKIND, Chairman
BILL RICHARDS, Vice-Chairman
JONI ELLIS
THOMAS HAWKINS, SR.
JOHN MARTIN
MICKEY T. THOMASON
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