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Port Richey staff to pursue interlocal agreement with New Port Richey on split neighborhood boundaries
Summary
City manager asked the council for consensus to develop an interlocal agreement with New Port Richey to clarify service boundaries and permitting for a cluster of properties near Manatee Point; council signaled broad support and asked staff to involve residents and clarify financial and dispatch implications.
Port Richey — City Manager Matthew Cotler asked the City Council on Jan. 28 for consensus to pursue an interlocal agreement with New Port Richey to resolve a cluster of properties that straddle the two cities’ boundaries near Manatee Point.
Cotler explained that a small area of largely older properties sits on the boundary; some addresses are in Port Richey while others are in New Port Richey, and one house that is more than 50% damaged is prompting the owner to seek demolition. New Port Richey staff proposed an interlocal to assign service responsibility and simplify permit and emergency…
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