1,378 in the published record, 12 in the recordings
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Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.
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P10No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda PC6No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – The Feed Co./Grace Hay Company Inc. – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural Residential District to a C-2 General Commercial District – West Central Pasco County – Approximately 600 Feet East of Choctaw Trail and North of State Road 52 – Containing Approximately 1.26 Acres.
- Jul 23, 2026Planning
PC7No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – 7026 Little Road/Roosevelt Commons, L.L.C. – Change in Zoning from an R-4 High Density Residential District, C-1 Neighborhood Commercial District, and A-C Agricultural District to a C-2 General Commercial District – West Pasco County – Northeast Corner of the Intersection of Little Road and Decubellis Road – Containing Approximately 2.3 acres.
P92ApprovedPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – 52 & BELLAMY INVESTMENT GROUP LLC / Bellamy Parcel Rezoning – Change in Zoning from a I-1 Light Industrial Park District to a C-2 General Commercial District – Central Pasco County – Southeast Corner of the Intersection of State Road 52 and Bellamy Brothers Boulevard – Containing Approximately 1.51 Acres
Approved minutes
Approved Staff’s recommendation.
- Jul 14, 2026Board
N111ApprovedPublished agenda Special Exception – SE-7789 – St Verena Coptic Orthodox Church Inc/St Verena Private K-5 School – Special Exception for a Private School in a C-2 General Commercial District and MF-1 Multiple-Family Medium Density District – Southwest Pasco County – West Side of US Highway 19, Approximately 700 Feet North of Old Baillies Bluff Road – Containing Approximately 3.90 Acres
Approved minutes
Approved as part of the Public Hearing Consent Agenda.
P12No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Regular) – Jorge and Rosa Oliveras/Jorge Oliveras – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural Residential District with Conditions to an A-R Agricultural Residential District – East Central Pasco County – Southwest Side of US Highway 98 and Approximately 300 feet North of Townsend Road – Containing Approximately 3.32 acres.
- Jul 9, 2026Planning
PC6No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Gulf Coast CCM Inc – Change in Zoning from a C-2 General Commercial District with Conditions to a C-2 General Commercial District – South Central Pasco County – Northwest Corner of the Intersection of State Road 54 and Wesley Chapel Boulevard – Containing Approximately 15.59 acres.
- Jun 11, 2026Planning
PC9No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – 52 & BELLAMY INVESTMENT GROUP LLC / Bellamy Parcel Rezoning – Change in Zoning from a I-1 Light Industrial Park District to a C-2 General Commercial District – Central Pasco County – Southeast Corner of the Intersection of State Road 52 and Bellamy Brothers Boulevard – Containing Approximately 1.51 Acres
- Jun 11, 2026Planning
PC8No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Mitras Family Extended LLC/Mitras Project – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural-Residential District to an R-4 High Density Residential District – West Central Pasco County – West side of Kent Grove Drive, approximately one mile north of State Road 52 – Containing Approximately 40.96 Acres
PC3No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – R & R Property Investments LLC / R & R Property Shady Hills – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural-Residential District to a C-2 General Commercial District – North West Pasco County – East Side of Shady Hills Road and Approximately 784 Feet North of the Intersection of Shady Hills Road and Floralton Drive – Containing Approximately One (1) Acre.
- Apr 7, 2026General
P52ApprovedPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Ronald W. Ripple & Donald W. Ripple/Ripple Project – Change in Zoning from an A-C Agricultural District to an AR-5 Agricultural Residential District – Located in Northeast Pasco County – Approximately 2,200 Feet South of Blanton Road and West of Packing House Road – Containing Approximately 12.72 Acres.
Approved minutes
Approved the Public Hearing Consent Agenda which included Agenda Items P51, P52, and P53.
- Apr 7, 2026General
P53ApprovedPublished agenda Zoning Amendment (Consent) – RZ-7896 DRIFT 11939 Emmaus LLC – Change in Zoning from an A-R Agricultural-Residential District and a C-2 General Commercial District to a C-2 General Commercial District – Central Pasco County – Southwest Corner of the Intersection of Emmaus Cemetery Road and Warder Road – Containing Approximately 5.59 Acres
Approved minutes
Approved the Public Hearing Consent Agenda which included Agenda Items P51, P52, and P53.
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Transcript12 moments
Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.
- P51 Blackwell MPUD rezoning on Hudson Avenue
Kathryn Starkey if a speed bump put in by the county. Would help Slow down um slow down traffic on Hazel so we don't have high school kids speeding until some of these other maybe some of these other accesses are um put in. But Um That's a thought because I don't want to see anyone speeding down Hazel and it's a straight road and it's very wide. And so Um people could speak. When I drove on it, I drove on it twice. I I was the only car. I th I think there was a truck leaving the first time I was on it. But I drove all around the neighborhoods.
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Dan Wells Okay, yeah, another thing too. You mentioned something about speed bumps, okay? If you fix that road uh And you put it Well, if you put speed bumps on it on the right now, any kind of speed bumps, it's gonna move. As soon as it rains, it's gonna move. Okay? It's tearing up it'll tear up my vehicles, okay? The holes that's there now are tearing up my vehicles, okay? And I've already checked and I have the legal right to grade that road if I want to. Which I have. Okay. And I will if I need to.
- PC10Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Martha Joanne Wood Hinman – Change in Zoning from an R-1 Rural Density Residential District and R-2 Low Density Residential District to a MF-1 Multiple-Family Medium Density District – South Central Pasco County – North of Caroline Drive, West of Bridleford Drive – Containing Approximately 40.20 Acres
Jon Moody would would a speed cable assuage your concern about speeding down Caroline Drive? If they were to put in some traffic calming devices to make sure you couldn't use it as a drag strip? You can just show me your hands.
- PDE-267596 Denton Avenue MPUD rezoning
Several speakers 800 houses. on a good day. I mean, in this case, half of those houses all have one kitten. That that alone is already gonna dramatically change the school that is right nearby. The school that I have to drive to every single day to drop my son off. The school that I enter the 20 mile per hour zone and I'm passed by one, two, three cars flying 40, 50 miles an hour that are ignoring. These signs that we've put up for the safety of the kids, for the safety of the community, for the safety of the people driving on this road. The problem that I see with this is that there this is forty five, fifty miles an hour there. I go to turn on my driveway. and people are flying past me at sixty or seventy highway speeds. And this is on kitten. Nobody's spoken about Denton. I don't drive down Denton.
- PC5Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Distinct Development Dade City/Happy Hill Rd. – Change in Zoning from a A-R Agricultural-Residential District and a R-1 Rural Density Residential District to a R-4 High Density Residential District – East Central Pasco County – On the Northwest Corner of the Intersection of Happy Hill Road and Sarah Lynn Drive – Containing Approximately 18.78 Acres
Several speakers on Happy Hill Road. And right now it's it's always been a two-lane rural road, an enormous amount of traffic. anymore. And where our properties are, the distinct development properties in mind, it's this it's a straightaway. And it's speed limits 45, 35 in front of the school and church that's next door to me. Nobody goes 45. I've been right off the road. I've got my blinker on turning left. They go around you. I've even had county vehicles just about run you off the road. So I don't know how much. What the plans are for that road. But I don't ever see the the county monitor, patrol the road for speed, for any traffic violations, but it is very hazardous. And so now we're looking at additional homes on top of what's all already going to go in down the road that the city is annexed.
- P10Zoning Amendment (Regular) – Hale-Collier MPUD Master Planned Unit Development – Julia Herndon/Walter and Elizabeth Franzel/The Franzel Family Revocable Trust - A Rezoning Request from A-R Agricultural-Residential and
Engineer ordinance? This is Margaret Smith. I can speak for Vencat, who's in India right now, visit visiting with family. Um, before he left he had done a study, had been out out in the field as Essen said with the team. Um and what we're looking and and and when he came back, of course, he looked at the volume of traffic out there. He he uh looked at the speeds, not only the posted speed, which is thirty miles an hour But the eighty-fifth percentile we find that many, many people are residents in the past three hours speeding. With a postage speed of 48. So you have a road that was designed back in the day with standards of back in the day. And so when you when you can't look at standards today and and condemn that road, I'm just gonna say that. Um, when you talk about clear zones not being met or our our shoulders not being what the state offer today. Uh
- PC10Zoning Amendment (Consent) – Martha Joanne Wood Hinman – Change in Zoning from an R-1 Rural Density Residential District and R-2 Low Density Residential District to a MF-1 Multiple-Family Medium Density District – South Central Pasco County – North of Caroline Drive, West of Bridleford Drive – Containing Approximately 40.20 Acres
Several speakers All right, they're talented. Um the next question, the real concern that I have is speeding. I live right there on Caroline Drive and cars go so fast up and down the road. Um a neighbor would try to get out there if she ever saw one going fast she'd say, hi, to remind them that they're speeding, but it doesn't work. We've had signs put up, um, slow down, children at play. I had one on my property and it got destroyed. Um I had a car. Uh I didn't see it happen, but I saw the results. come off the road, knock over one of my trees and into my wooden fence. uh because I figure speed. I don't know why else a car might have done that. So um I'm very concerned about the speeding and the fact that children
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Jaimie Girardi So Barbara, when I asked Steph earlier whether it was possible to put speed bumps on a dirt road, I thought the answer was no, but then I heard Somebody testified that in fact one was installed. with asphalt millings. Um And I'm not sure what the Planning Commission wants to do with this, but if the Planning Commission were to require speed bumps be installed as part of condition four, is that something that you and your client would be willing to do?
- P-6/AP-9 Wildcat Bayles MPUD and development agreement
Several speakers School District Representative: Cyprus Jon Moody: Middle and High School. School District Representative: Wait, it's jown it's zoned for Weightman Middle School. Jon Moody: Oh it is. Okay, School District Representative: so it's not Jon Moody: zoned for Cyprus Charles Grey: over. School District Representative: No. That's at one thirty one of capacity.
- PC6SPECIAL EXCEPTION (CONSENT) - Ryan A. and Elizabeth J. Pryor - Private School (Baseball and Softball School) in an A-R Agricultural-Residential District – Central Pasco County - Approximately 320 Feet South of the Intersection of Hadlock Drive and Elkmont Lane - Containing Approximately 5 Acres
Several speakers Charles Grey: You could put a concrete speed bump there, even on a dirt road though, right?
- P11 PEG 247773 Blackwell MPUD zoning amendment
Amber Tucker I've lived on Hazel Avenue since 2005. I'm also a proud graduate of Hudson High School. We understand that growth is inevitable, but as a lifelong citizen of Pasco and a taxpayer, I feel that this county is not appropriately prepared or proactive in planning for the growth that we have been seeing. Homeowners on Hazel, Patrick, and Mayor were assessed several thousand dollars by the county to pave these roads. These roads would still be limerock if not for the homeowners who pay who paid out of pocket for this improvement. And I do have the documentation for the satisfaction of lien for the home I'm in now. Speeding has been a problem on Hazel for a long time. The majority of people traveling down Hazel, Patrick and Mayer, are not residents. They are using our roads as a cut-through between Hudson Avenue and Kitten Trail and do not obey the posted 30 mile per hour speed limit. The Pasco School's Northwest Bus Garage has an entrance on Patrick Avenue, which contributes a considerable amount of traffic through our neighborhood as well. Our
- P11 PEG 247773 Blackwell MPUD zoning amendment
Several speakers School District Representative: So then what happens? It doesn't get built? Cammy Corbett: Correct. School District Representative: Okay, and then how do the kids walk to school?