Seth Weightman
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 7
- Total speaking time
- 9:18
- Avg per meeting
- 1:20
- Segments
- 165
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Top issues during term (20)
Mathis Road paving for Kiddy Up Ranch
Paving costs weren't stated, but the county is already spending on repeated grading; nearby Denton project truck traffic could worsen conditions.
Pasco 2050 Comprehensive Plan — wetlands classification and public outreach
The affordable housing set-aside program would offer incentives like density bonuses and impact fee waivers to offset developer costs.
Roads, wells, and infrastructure strain in northwest Pasco
Developers — and ultimately homebuyers — could face new costs for road assessments and repairs, while residents of affected neighborhoods get roads that aren't left worse than they were.
Beacon Woods Coachwood Village crime and nuisance property
No direct county cost identified, though enforcement and clearing costs may fall on the county.
AmSkills workforce training funding
$2.43 million in Penny for Pasco economic development funds over three years, mostly performance-based.
Automated License Plate Reader (Flock) Surveillance
No direct cost was voted; the existing Sheriff interlocal agreement remains in place for now.
Dengue fever response
No direct cost figure was given, but mosquito control says its needs are growing faster than existing resources and it's seeking state funding and equipment.
Two Rivers expansion and surf park
The additions would drive new traffic and infrastructure demands in southeast Pasco; fee and service impacts weren't quantified at this hearing.
Kitten Trail Farms rezoning and rural character
Any farmland preservation program could cost serious county money, and there's no dedicated funding stream like the Penny for Pasco behind it.
Denton Avenue MPUD — density, traffic and rural compatibility (P6)
The applicant says the project would pay about $11.5 million in residential mobility fees earmarked for area road improvements.
Comprehensive Plan update review timeline
Property Tax Reform
Potential loss of more than $88.4 million in general fund revenue depending on state reform.
Residential helicopter pad request
Lack of a Level 1 trauma center in Pasco County
Planning Commission leadership change
County Line Road widening partnership
$5 million from Pasco, plus a share of an estimated $22.5 million state infrastructure bank loan.
FY 2027 capital budget and five-year CIP
$887,000 loan to the MSBU fund; residents keep paying $100 a year.
Data center moratorium
No direct county cost; the moratorium pauses applications while regulations are studied.
Affordable housing density bonus in the SDR category
Potential oversupply could depress housing prices, affecting homeowners.
Pasco 2050 future land use category overhaul
The applicant must repay roughly $3.591 million in previously reduced mobility fees, plus an estimated $2.7 million in new fees.
Decisions during term (805)
Recorded while Weightman was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of September 17, 2026 Annotated Minutes (C1)
Shady Hills Power Company special exception amendment (PC2)
Emerald Bay comprehensive plan amendment continued to January 21, 2027 (PC3)
Old Pasco Road Development Agreement with Meritage Homes (PC4)
RS1 – Veterans Day Resolution
RS2 – Florida Greenways and Trails Month
RS3 – National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week
Consent Agenda (C4-C25, AC64)
C16 – County Line Road Widening Letter of Understanding
C18 – Land O' Lakes Wastewater Plant Amendment
R27 – AmSkills Cooperative Funding Agreement
R28 – Golf Cart Resolution
R29 – Med-Trans Air Ambulance Agreement
R30 – Tupper Road Land Purchase
P31 – Golf Cart Ordinance
P32 – US Highway 19 Land Use Amendment
P33 – Land Development Code Amendments
P34 – Mitras Family Extended LLC Rezoning
P35 – Long Lake Ranch MPUD Modification
P36 – Times Publishing MPUD Rezoning
Voting record (45)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Approved Staff’s recommendation with Commissioner Oakley and Commissioner Weightman voting nay for Agenda Item R27.
R27 – AmSkills Cooperative Funding Agreement
Opposed taxpayer funds being used while the organization still carries debt owed to the county and relies on government support.
P48 – Chanzep MPUD Rezoning (96 Townhomes)
Ordinance P51 – Land Development Code Amendments
Ordinance P52 – Tourist Development Plan Update
P47 — Two Rivers Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment
C30 - Intent to Acquire Consolidated Water and Wastewater Utility System
C37 - Pickleball Court Construction, $946,222
P44 - Ordinance on RV and Watercraft Parking (Continued)
P45 - Angeline CDD Boundary Ordinance
P46 - North AR-1 CDD Boundary Ordinance
P47 - Caufield Road Assisted Living Conditional Use (Continued)
P48 - Harbour Pointe Hotel-to-Apartments Rezoning (Continued)
P49 - Kitten Trail Farms Rezone (Continued)
P50 - Mitchell Ranch Plaza DRI Amendment
P51 - Mitras/Kent Grove Drive 77-Home Rezoning (Continued)
P52 - 7026 Little Road Commercial Rezone
P53 - The Feed Co./Grace Hay Commercial Rezone
P54 - Denton Avenue MPUD, 832 Homes Plus Commercial and Industrial
P55 - Gulf Harbors Neighborhood Park MSBU Rate
P56 - Rau Right-of-Way Vacation, Rocky Drive, Hudson
R42 - Five-Year $9.5 Million EDC Funding Agreement
R43 - $156 Million CDBG-DR Phase 1 Infrastructure and Mitigation Projects
Approved Staff’s recommendation with Commissioner Weightman absent from the vote.
P49 — Foreclosure registry ordinance
P50 — Local Provider Participation Fund ordinance
P51 — Flood damage prevention (Land Development Code)
P52 — Flood standards (Building Code amendments)
P53 — Comprehensive Plan West Market Area amendment
An Ordinance Amending The Pasco County Comprehensive Plan; Providing For A Comprehensive Plan Amendment To The Future Land Use Map (Map 2-15 And Sheet 13) From IL (Industrial-Light) To COM (Commercial
An Ordinance Amending The Pasco County Comprehensive Plan Providing for A Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment To Subarea Policy FLU 7.1.63 – North Pasco Resort; And Providing For Additional Text Amendme
Moffitt-Speros Economic Development Grant (AR117)
P53 - Comprehensive Plan Amendment, Interlaken Road/Gunn Highway
P59 - Vested Rights Determination, 12674 Valimar Road
Motion to reconsider Blackwell Multifamily and Office Complex MPUD (P39/P44)
Said some information discussed may not have been accurate and the applicant should make their case one last time.
deny Staff’s recommendation
P37 — Ridge Road Commercial Plan Amendment (Ordinance Adoption)
P38 — Little Road/Ross Lane Plan Amendment (Ordinance Adoption)
P39 — Blackwell Mixed-Use PD Plan Amendment (Ordinance Adoption)
Staff said the plan would lower traffic versus what's currently allowed on the site.
P44 — Blackwell MF & Office Complex MPUD Rezoning
Argued the plan reduces traffic versus current entitlements.
An Ordinance Amending the Pasco County Comprehensive Plan; Providing for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to the Future Land Use Maps (2-15 and Sheet 14) Changing from COM (Commercial) to PD (Planned De
An Ordinance Amending The Pasco County Comprehensive Plan; Providing For A Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment To The Future Land Use Map (Map 2-15 And Sheet 08) From AG/R (Agricultural/Rural) To
P61 – Blanton Road Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Concerned about the precedent-setting nature of the RES-1 amendment in the rural area.
P62 – Adrian Phillip Comprehensive Plan Amendment
Wanted confirmation of Johns Hopkins' neighboring multifamily plans before deciding.
P67 – Adrian Phillip MPUD Substantial Modification
Wanted confirmation of Johns Hopkins' multifamily plans and the area's overall housing picture before supporting.