Brookridge residents press county for opaque wall, commissioners direct interim fixes
Dozens of Brookridge residents urged commissioners to require an opaque barrier after a developer-cut buffer left vegetation failing and increased noise, light and traffic. Commissioners directed staff to press the developer for temporary mesh fencing, hold the performance bond until opacity standards are met, and asked legal for options including possible MSBU or enforcement steps.
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Dozens of Brookridge residents told the Hernando County Board of County Commissioners that a commercial project called the Alliance at the Grove has left their 55-and-over community exposed to noise, lights, trash and traffic after the approved buffer was reduced from 35 to 20 feet.
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