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Subdivisions desiring an upgrade to decorative streetlighting and/or street signs along public roadways should contact us at: (407) 327-5976 for additional information. The City will reimburse a participating community the monthly 'base rate' for each upgraded streetlight in the program. Street lighting upgrades must be located along a public street to qualify for reimbursement. Decorative streetlights and signs are required in the Winter Springs Town Center District for all new development.
Communities that have upgraded streetlighting and/or street signs are:
On January 23, 2012, the City Commission authorized an increase in the City Standard Street Light Base Rate, changing it from $13.79 to $13.91 per month, pursuant to a revised rate schedule from Progress Energy, effective January 1, 2012. The revised rate represents an increase of $.12 per base street light as compared to the previous rate.
Please click here to download the standards for Decorative Street Signage in the City.
Special Assessment Districts
If you are a member of the Tuscawilla Lighting and Beautification District (TLBD) or the Oak Forest Wall and Beautification District (OFWBD), a new resource called D-Fast (Beta) is now available that allows you to look up the status of your assessments online over the internet.
Current Assessment Rates for FY 2012 per ERU:
TLBD OFWBD
Phase 1 Improvement (Debt Svc) $43 Debt Svc $72
Phase 2 Improvement (Debt Svc) $17 Maintenance $57
Maintenance $120
To download the 2011/12 Annual Report for your Assessment Area:
Click here to see more information about the City's Arbor Code and to find forms related to tree removals in Winter Springs.Winter Springs has been awarded funding in the amount of $546,623.58 for the 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area for the Shepard Road Streetscaping Project. Bidding for the project is slated to take place in the third quarter of 2011 and construction could start by year's end.
Please click here to download a presentation about the project and click here to download the City Commission Agenda Item approving the project.
The Arbor Division has made available an informational flyer that explains the replacement tree plantings requirement of the City's Arbor Ordinance. When you remove a tree in Winter Springs, a permit is required! Please click here to download the flyer and learn more.
"Winter Springs recently named 2011 Tree City USA for over 22 years and has been recommended for the 2011 Growth Award by the National Arbor Day Foundation". Winter Springs is also a Tree City USA - Sterling Communities, as awarded by the National Arbor Day Foundation.
Please click here to download the latest City of Winter Springs Tree Information Guide in .pdf format.
The City of Winter Springs appreciates the many benefits that trees provide for our community. Trees bring an important natural element into our man-made environment as they shade our streets, homes and parks, purify the air, and produce leaves, flowers, fruits and bark of interesting color and texture. Along with these obvious benefits, a tree's stature, strength, and endurance tend to provide it a cathedral-like quality; consequently, trees are often planted as living memorials. The City also believes in providing opportunities for residents of Winter Springs who wish to acknowledge or remember significant individuals by allowing trees to be planted in select parks and public areas.
To participate in the City of Winter Springs Memorial Tree Planting Program, please click here to download more information along with an application.
Would your group or business consider adopting a roadway in Winter Springs? The Adopt-A-Road Program is an opportunity for you to help keep our City roadways clean.