This news post summarizes the key topics discussed and decisions made during the Viridian MMD Board of Directors meeting on May 12, 2026.

Please Note: This summary is provided for the convenience of residents and interested parties to highlight actions taken and matters discussed. This is not the official record of the meeting. The official minutes are prepared and approved by the Board at a subsequent meeting and will be posted on the District’s website once adopted.

Key Topics and Decisions

2026 Board Reorganization

The Board welcomed a new Board member to the District. Claudia Cozzolino has joined the Board of Directors and is excited to help the Viridian community continue to thrive. The Board was informed on required training for the Open Meetings Act, Public Information Act, conflict of interest disclosures, and more.

Consent Agenda and Administrative Matters

The Board reviewed and approved the consent agenda, which included several standard administrative items including:

• Approval of the minutes from the Board meeting held on April 14, 2026.

• Review and acceptance of the communications report, property maintenance coordinator report, sailing center report, bookkeepers report, and the tax collection report.

Financial Advisor Matters

The Board approved engaging Cedar Creek Municipal Advisors, LLC as the District’s Financial Advisor.

FYE 2025 Financial Audit

The Board reviewed the FYE 2025 Financial Audit with the District auditor, noting an unmodified audit opinion. A copy of the FYE 2025 audit can be found on the Documents page.

Developers Report

Year to date, Viridian has had 40 new home starts, 32 net sales, and 31 home closings. The average sales price for a home in Viridian is $644,000. Work on the Bluelake Entry Monument and sidewalk installations continue to move forward.

Engineers Report

The Board reviewed several engineering matters including:

• Contract Awards: The Board awarded construction contracts for the Boyds Branch Channel Repairs and public improvements on Meadow Hawk Drive.

• Change Orders: Several change orders were approved including the railroad buffer phase 2, Phase 3c parks, and Bluelake entry monument and landscaping.

• Ongoing Oversight: The Board reviewed progress on various improvement projects, construction plans, and specifications for upcoming bid solicitations.

Committee Matters

The Board heard from the various community committees. Updates included the following:

• An update on the progress of the Viridian Nature Preserve.

• The District Management & Structure Committee provided a uniform platform for developing committee policies and procedures. There was also discussion regarding the way data from the General Manager was presented.

• Updates from the Traffic, Safety, & Security committee. This includes policies for ponding water on roadways, in which residents are encouraged to submit tickets using the Report a Problem feature. Policies for speed humps and quad parking were also discussed. 

• The Parks Committee presented updated rules for different parks in Viridian, and is in discussion with the City to enforce park rules.

The next meeting for the Viridian MMD Board of Directors is scheduled for June 9, 2026 at noon.