Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.

Nothing in the published record matches stormwater.

Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.

• Sep 19, 2024Planning1:27:41Public hearing
  PC9Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Suncoast Lakes MPUD Master Planned Unit Development – Pasco County Planning Services Division – A Modification to the Previously Approved Master Plan and Conditions of Approval to Reflect and Memorialize Subsequent Revisions Thereto on Approximately 483.5 Acres in the South and Central Market Areas

  Several speakers John additionally on the stormwater side, you know mentioned parcels two and four and I don't frankly I don't know enough about the the status and how the stuff was designed, but if I look at where parcels two and four are, I mean that looks to me like all the stormwater's been put in place. For the development. And if I look over there by parcel three, there's a triangular parcel that's a standalone parcel that appears that was probably done. It has the same ownership. That That was done in a similar way. Now that's just my speculation, but I think all the stormwater's in place is what I'm saying. Yeah.

• Sep 19, 2024Planning1:27:15Public hearing
  PC9Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Suncoast Lakes MPUD Master Planned Unit Development – Pasco County Planning Services Division – A Modification to the Previously Approved Master Plan and Conditions of Approval to Reflect and Memorialize Subsequent Revisions Thereto on Approximately 483.5 Acres in the South and Central Market Areas

  Jaimie Girardi and floor area ratios. So that's where I'm having a hard time drawing a distinction as to why there would be an additional stormwater. I could understand if you were trying to make a compatibility argument, but I'm just not seeing it from a stormwater. But maybe you can't.