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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Solid Waste Collection Services.
Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Solid Waste Collection Services.
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City
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Brooksville
County
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Hernando
Address
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2379 Broad St
Phone Number
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(352) 796-7211
Zip Code
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34604
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Southwest Florida Water Management District
The Board addressed various resource management and operational issues. Key actions included approving the Starkey Road Watershed Management Plan update, a reimbursement project for Bentley Ranch, and policy changes regarding land management. The Board authorized the conveyance of Channel A to Hillsborough County, issued multiple water use permits, and approved a consent order for environmental violations. Additionally, the Board initiated rulemaking to amend regulations concerning minimum flows for the Upper Peace River, accepted an offer for surplus lands at the Tampa Bypass Canal, and discussed the procurement policy and hydrologic conditions.
The Governing Board reviewed the district's investment strategy and approved the proposed millage rate and tentative budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Key actions included the approval of surplus land sales, authorization of several perpetual and temporary easements, and the ratification of consent orders regarding water use permit violations. Additionally, the board received a hydrologic conditions report and recognized staff for achievements and service milestones.
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This plan outlines strategies for the Southwest Florida Water Management District's Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) Program to protect and restore Sarasota Bay. Adopting a 'hold the line' approach, it focuses on maintaining and improving water quality by reducing nitrogen loads, supporting monitoring and research, improving loading models, and identifying water quality improvement projects. Concurrently, it emphasizes natural systems protection and restoration through seagrass mapping, evaluating past restoration efforts, identifying new habitat restoration opportunities, and developing sustainability plans for the estuaries. The plan coordinates efforts with various agencies and partners to ensure the long-term ecological health of Sarasota Bay.
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