Heritage Pines disturbances

The Sheriff's Office undersheriff described special detail patrols on Fridays and Saturdays, coordination with the property owner, and future enforcement plans for the Heritage Pines area.

The Heritage Pines general manager described the increase in disturbances over the holidays and his meeting with the Sheriff's Office.

Spoke about the disturbances and submitted documents that the board agreed to receive and file.

Spoke on Heritage Pines issues in the morning, then later testified that Rocky Sink's reversed flow will flood Crane's Roost, Bass Lake, Golden Acres and Tanglewood, submitting a presentation.

Spoke about the ongoing disturbances and desire for a permanent solution.

Spoke about noise complaints, gunfire disturbances, and off-road vehicles.

The land company owner spoke about rapid development, drainage, flood insurance and impaired basins across west Pasco.

The DCH Timber property owner discussed off-duty deputy patrol costs, trash cleanup, trespassing signage, and why a fence wouldn't work on her property.

Spoke about communities affected by flooding, her Hurricane Milton experience, stormwater pollutants, and submitted documents that were received and filed.

Spoke about the disturbances and appreciation for agency efforts.

Described his property's proximity to the disturbances, family impacts, a letter sent to Sheriff Nocco, and his meeting with the Sheriff.

Raised a concern about farm animals recently moved into the area.