Westworth boards preview budgets, golf course rehab; P&Z drainage decision ahead

Local government boards in Westworth Village spent late June examining preliminary spending plans, with the Crime Control & Prevention District projecting a six-figure shortfall and the Westworth Redevelopment Authority setting aside a half-million-dollar placeholder for golf course work. Meanwhile, a storm drainage study for a residential project is up for action next week.

Crime Control District reviews budget with projected deficit

The Crime Control & Prevention District Board met on June 25 to review a preliminary fiscal year 2026–2027 budget. Two sets of figures were listed on the agenda: one showed $889,968 in expenses against $789,517 in revenue, including $100,000 for weapons and $75,000 for police units and a camera system. Another projection put expenses at $973,160 and revenue at $762,552, yielding a deficit of more than $210,000. The board also planned to appoint a president and vice-president for the upcoming year and review year-to-date revenue and expenses. Minutes from the July 10, 2025, meeting were set for approval. The district’s next meeting is scheduled for July 16, 2026.

Redevelopment Authority eyes $500K for Hawks Creek clubhouse

Also on June 25, the Westworth Redevelopment Authority reviewed its preliminary FY 2026–2027 budget, which includes a $500,000 placeholder for rehabilitation of the Hawks Creek Golf Course clubhouse. The board discussed year-to-date FY 2025–2026 revenue and expenses, and approval of minutes from the April 14, 2026, meeting was on the agenda. Prior to that meeting, the authority had authorized a $65,000 evaluation of the Hawks Creek clubhouse with Kimley Horn.

Planning and Zoning to decide on Shady Oaks drainage study

Next week, the Planning & Zoning Commission will discuss and take action on the storm drainage impact study and water metering plan for the Shady Oaks Site Plan and Land Use Application at 320 Roaring Springs Road. That application was previously approved contingent on these studies. The commission meets July 7 and will also approve minutes from its June 2, 2026, session.

Coming up

The Planning & Zoning Commission meets July 7, with the Shady Oaks drainage study the main action item. The Crime Control & Prevention District has set its next meeting for July 16.

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