What a Growing Water Shortage Means for Pinellas County Into 2027
Businesses and property owners face months of tighter watering rules and $193 fines.
Businesses and property owners face months of tighter watering rules and $193 fines.
Proposed changes would raise project fees as the city works to close Construction Services shortfalls.
Commissioners voted 5-2 as six Tampa institutions seek a combined $165 million.
The proposed amendment could cut county property tax revenue 23.2% by fiscal 2029.
The project will replace hurricane-damaged facilities and prepare the base for new cutters.
Tampa’s $80 million depends on development around the ballpark generating new taxable value.
The proposal still needs four council votes as key repayment terms remain unresolved.
The expired contract puts $24.2 million in city revenue and utility rules in question.
An aging U.S. 19 hotel could be repurposed into a 122-unit apartment community in Port Richey.
The fight over the Rays stadium deal has shifted from the field to Tampa City Hall.