wekiva river study area: Crucial Meeting for Central Florida/Wekiva River Homeowners~TOMORROW, Friday, February 27th @1:30PM
- 02/26/09 02:28 PM
Earlier this week, I posted a Blog about this very same issue. You can read it here. If passed, this proposed change could SIGNIFICANTLY impact the value and desireablity of homes within the Wekiva River Basin Study Area. The Department of Government Affairs for the Orlando Regional Realtor Association sent out the below Call To Action today: WEKIVA RIVER BASIN SEPTIC TANK ISSUEA meeting of the Wekiva River Basin Commission is scheduled for Friday, February 27, at 1:30 p.m. at the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council's office, located at 631 N Wymore Road, phone is 407.326.1075.Last Thursday, the advisory committee … (1 comments)
wekiva river study area: If You Have a Home in Central Florida with a Septic Tank...READ THIS!
- 02/20/09 02:18 PM
In an effort to limit potentially hazardous nitrogen seepage from septic systems, the Florida Department of Health could require homeowners who have properties within the Wekiva Study Area (WSA) to install a new septic system when they sell their home...at a cost estimated to be as high as $10,000 per property. On February 19, 2009, the Department of Health presented "rule language" to the Review Committee, who also heard from consumers, REALTORS®, and Florida Association of REALTORS® lobbyists who all suggested that a ruling of this type could impact more than 50,000 residents and negatively impact the already sensitive real estate … (8 comments)
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Earlier this week, I posted a Blog about this very same issue. You can read it here.
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