Rolling Hills groundwater monitoring
Summary
Five homes near the former golf course now face FDEP-supervised restrictions on wells, digging, and stormwater work. Commissioner Zembower raised concerns about what happens if monitoring shows contamination and whether those property values suffer.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unknown potential county liability if groundwater monitoring shows problems on those five properties.
The broader community gets environmental closure of the old golf course site under state oversight.
The five affected property owners face development restrictions and potential stigma on their land.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of County Commissioners — January 27, 2026
Five homes near the former golf course now face FDEP-supervised restrictions on wells, digging, and stormwater work. Commissioner Zembower raised concerns about what happens if monitoring shows contamination and whether those property values suffer.
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