Quasi-Judical
Happy Monday!! Hope everyone had a great weekend! Today, we are jumping right on in. We are going back to the BOCC meeting for the VA Clinic approval on March 10th. I received some more public records documents. If you do not remember, this is the meeting where Commissioner Kinnard
ex-parte
Time to remind everyone of the rules of Quasi-Judicial proceedings. On Friday, a news article and video from Tampa Bay 28 came out discussing data centers and potential environmental impact. It seemed innocent enough, until County Commissioner Jeff Kinnard was shown during the interview talking about the Deltona application for
Quasi-Judical
We had a lot of conversation yesterday about the asphalt plant application in Crystal River. A few people mentioned emailing commissioners and letting them know their displeasure. That certainly never hurts, but let's talk about what it should be and how you can make an impact on these
BOCC
Coming up on Tuesday is the golf course development project in Pine Ridge. This has the potential to be a doozy. Last time this came forward, the room was packed with residents from Pine Ridge who opposed the redevelopment of the golf course to single family homes. It was the
County commission
At the July 29, 2025 BOCC meeting, Commissioner Kinnard seems to be proposing some changes to the quasi judicial ordinance to remove the presumed prejudice from ex-parte communication. How does this affect Citrus County? Check out the video or read the summary below! Summary Curtiss Bryant discusses an ordinance being
BOCC
At the BOCC meeting on Tuesday, commissioners voted 3-2 to accept the Tuscany Ranch development agreement. This is the largest development project in decades and likely the largest one for decades to come. After a night of negotiations, what did Citrus County get from this development? Watch the video below
Tuscany Ranch
Today at 5pm, the BOCC will listen to the Tuscany Ranch developer present their project to the board for approval. This was approved 7-0 by the PDC a few months ago. Let's dive into it. Long story short, Beverly Hills has what is called a Development of Regional