Port Richey Debates Future of Waterfront Land and Residential Grants

Overview: The Port Richey Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) recently convened to deliberate on several issues impacting the community, including the transformation of two parcels of waterfront land into a potential parking space and modifications to the residential grant program aimed at home improvement and blight prevention. Discussions also encompassed the refund of an overpayment to Pasco County and the confirmation of changes to the grant program’s cycle.

Port Richey City Council Debates RV Park Ordinance Amid Infrastructure Concerns

Overview: The Port Richey City Council’s latest meeting focused on a series of discussions, notably the potential development of a recreational vehicle (RV) park that could reshape the city’s agricultural A1 zoning district. The council engaged in a detailed debate over the ordinance’s provisions. The meeting also addressed infrastructure issues, such as the need for road repairs before hurricane season and the formation of a planning committee for the city’s centennial celebrations.

Pasco Planning Tackles Regional MPO Merger and Safety Goals

Overview: During the latest Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) meeting, a debate emerged on the proposed merger of the Tampa Bay area MPOs and the establishment of safety targets for 2024. The meeting also delved into the Innovate Pasco 2050 Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), scrutinizing socioeconomic data forecasts and the implications of recent legislation on regional planning.

Port Richey Plans for Community’s Future: Focus on Waterfront Redevelopment

Overview: The most recent Port Richey Land Use Planning Committee meeting centered on the future of the city’s waterfront district, with attention paid to the community’s involvement in the proposed Imagine Cody River Landing project and the comprehensive land use plan update. The discussions emphasized public engagement, the potential partnership with a developer for design and public review, and the interplay between the comprehensive plan and the community redevelopment plan.