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Residents urge sewer extension in Bailey's Bluff to protect waterways and manatees

3411038 · May 20, 2025
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A resident told the Pasco County commission that aging septic systems in Bailey's Bluff are causing nitrogen runoff, damaging seagrass and posing a risk to manatees; she urged the county to run sewer lines down Pine View and prioritize connecting waterfront properties.

Julie McGill, who identified herself as a resident of 4922 Wishart Boulevard, told commissioners the Bailey's Bluff neighborhood has aging septic systems that are overflowing, damaging seagrass and blocking boat access.

"When those septic systems… overflowed… nitrogen causes sediment buildup. They've been waiting since 02/2017 to have their waterways dredged so they can get their boats out," McGill said during public comment, noting waterfront homeowners are paying property…

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