Terminal designation is not appropriate.
Removes 247 acres of land available for agriculture.
located within the North Trail Basin and contains Wetlands of Regional Significance - will require permitting and mitigation.
located within the core foraging area of the federally Threatened wood stork, within consultation area for for the Endangered Florida bonneted bat as well as just east of the USFWS Florida Panther Focus Area.
removal of wetlands in this area will further degrade groundwater quality.
Environmental Site Evaluation report compiled by EAS dated August 18, 2023 shows major inconsistencies.
More sprawl, more traffic, less Everglades - the 836 extension is a lose-lose for residents.
Proposed "Special District" paves over farmland and pushes sprawl into the Everglades.
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