John Carter |
Westlake, FL – Residents
within the Seminole Improvement District have voted unanimously to create the
city of Westlake with a charter and founding city council. A canvassing board
certified the ballots on June 20.
Westlake is home to a
3,800-acre project being developed by Minto Communities.
Approved plans call
for 4,500 homes and 2.2 million square feet of non-residential commercial and
employment center zoning.
The Palm Beach County Commission approved Westlake
and amendments to the county’s comprehensive plan in October 2014.
“As the largest landowner
in Westlake, we will work constructively with the new city administration with
a focus on responsible and visionary growth,” said John Carter, vice president of Minto Communities-Florida.
“We will also continue to
work with Palm Beach County on a previously agreed transportation plan as well
as land for parks, fire station, sheriff substation, and solutions to drainage
issues that will benefit the City of Westlake and central Palm Beach County.”
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
Ashley Fierman
Account Executive,
BoardroomPR
O 954-370-8999
C 954-330-1554
Bank of America Plaza |
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Suite 320 | Fort
Lauderdale, FL 33322
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