Committee discusses Bay Boulevard buffer, mitigation credits and redevelopment trade-offs
Committee members discussed a 30-acre parcel near Bay Boulevard that could be used as a conservation buffer or mitigation bank and considered transfer-of-development-rights and CRA strategies to encourage redevelopment elsewhere in the city.
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Port Richey’s Resiliency and Restoration Committee discussed a potential opportunity to secure about 30 acres north of Bay Boulevard as a conservation buffer or mitigation bank, and the possible use of that land as an economic tool to encourage higher-value development in other parts of the city.
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