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- Public comment on flooding and development
Jon Moody In your opinion. What is a countywide stormwater management plan? Our land development code contains stormwater regulations which do regulate up to the one hundred year flood. Our land development code. and the conditions of approval of all developments in this county. require permits from the Water Management District, whose regulations in sixty two three thirty also require management and storage of surface water, stormwater, up to and including the 100-year flood, and including mitigation of impacts to flood plains. So there are regulations in place. The Florida Florida was one of the very first states in the United States to adopt a comprehensive set of stormwater regulations. We have some of the most stringent stormwater regulations of any state in the country. Not saying we have the most, but it's one of the most. So I'm curious what is it that you have in mind for a plan? There are regulations that do control to make sure that development does control stormwater runoff. So I'm curious what things do you think need to be added to those regulations?
- Public comment on current and future agenda
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: Okay, I'm sure our stormwater folks will will give this to them. They're here.
- Public comment on items not on agenda
Alan Rose properties. Houses didn't go underwater, so you're not gonna have flooding reports. What properties? All the grazed lands, people have moved their their their their animals and whatnot because one to three acres of the property were underwater because of this. And I brought the Stormwater and Stormwater's working on it. I just wanted to bring that to your attention. Yeah. This is the right-of-way. Okay.
- Public comment on high-density developments and stormwater
Nancy Hazelwood Nancy Hazewood [address removed]. Um got a couple of things on my mind. First, um I wanna say that I hope the there is a slowdown in uh the high density developments. Um let me be clear, I don't mean in places that they might belong like Newport Ridgeie Wesley Chapel and those I'm talking about the ones are coming before you and there might be one before you pretty soon on Highway 98 out there where there's nothing there. That's just frough. So if it can stay in the places that it's meant to, that would be good and not spread out. Um the next thing is uh I went to the stormwater meeting last week Do you all I'm hoping you know that the county had a stormwater meeting, you hired some consultants, I'm sure they meant well. But I was not impressed. You had a lot of people out there
- Public comment on current and future agenda items
Several speakers Jack Mariano: Brentford's done more for stormwater than anyone else we've had in this county other than Mike Carbella maybe. Yeah.
- Public comment on high-density developments and stormwater
Several speakers Charles Grey: All right. Thank you very much. Anyone else? All right, so Denise, are we ready?
- Public comment on high-density developments and stormwater
Several speakers Charles Grey: Okay, thank you. All right.
- Public comment on flooding and development
Jon Moody then I put in a swimming pool and a big concrete deck. around there. I didn't have sidewalks around the side of my house and now I paved the side of my house. I go into neighborhoods like Gulf Harbors. and people have pavers. from their house all the way out to their neighbor's property line and the next neighbors put papers in all the way on their side of the house. All this stuff contributes to stormwater runoff too. So it's something that we all have to be aware of. Every every time each of us creates an impervious surface, we're adding to that problem. I'm not telling you that development doesn't contribute stormwater runoff, but we all do. It's just like we all generate trash and we all generate wastewater. So everybody needs to keep that in mind too when we want things of convenience around our own homes. But I'll be looking forward to the discussion on the MPUD that's on the agenda. I had planned on pulling that and I have questions about the stormwater too, so I'm sure we'll have a nice discussion. Thank
- Public comment on flooding and development
Several speakers Michael Pultoric: It shouldn't be it shouldn't allow developers to roll us on stormwater protection is all I said. I didn't
- Public comment on Betmar taxes, Lanier Road, traffic
Several speakers in the future, also our tree mitigation funds can be used to emphasize a stormwater management. this year with the hurricanes and storms, but our trees can really help improve stormwater retention through urban forestry efforts. So we want to preserve How even more than 20% of Pasco County's tree canopy. And I know the Planning Council is working very hard on developing this. But sooner than later, just using that tree mitigation fund for massive tree planting. And I know everybody's working very hard on this. Thank you. Have a blessed day.
- Public comment on road, agenda notification, flooding
David Engel Uh yes, Mr. Chairman. The Board of County Commissioners will be holding a drainage workshop, I believe, on February 13th. We have information from the storm impacts and the board is deliberately going through them now to try to promulgate regulations to effectuate better stormwater management and avoidance of flooding in the future.
- Public comment on waterways and Logan Outdoor billboards
Alan Rose Good morning. Alan Rose, [address removed]. Today I'm just bringing more information forward about our waterways. This is mainly out on uh stormwater flooding and uh public health issues. Right now I'm following through with this uh because of what I experienced last year. Uh uh mosquito control benefit. Public health will benefit. Right now engineering for one we do rezoning. And Bringing all this new construction up into our area. The engineers bring forward their designs. They bring forward their retention ponds and everything else that's required because it's over an impaired basin and what have you. But what they don't tell you is addressing a flooding issue. It's not addressing the water flow. And that's what's caused I I watched this and that's why I had to go digging. I went to DEP and I went to Swift Mutt to figure this all out. And then I was directed back to locals and uh Locals will tell you they have engineers engineers handling stormwater for their rezoning