Скачать или смотреть November 10, 2025 Planning Commission Meeting - Jack Crum Road Development on Contaminated Land

📌 Watch This: Contaminated Land + New Development?
During public comment, a resident raised serious concerns about a proposed housing development on land with a documented history of contamination — reportedly a former landfill with past groundwater issues. He stated that public records confirming this were submitted to the Planning Commission.
Despite this, BOCC administration responded:

⚠️ Why this matters:
The development includes individual wells and septic tanks, and the land sits within a sensitive environmental zone (Wakulla Springs BMAP). If approved, this could set a precedent for building on compromised land without clear oversight on water safety.
🗓️ Bookmark this for follow-up if the land is developed:
• Monitor DEP’s decision on well permitting
• Track Item 20 (Jack Crum Road) and related land-use changes

This is a textbook case of why public records, environmental history, and inter-agency accountability matter in land-use decisions.