Pinellas County PLUS

sarnago and sons, 1741 N Keene Rd, Clearwater, FL 33755
they are directly adjacent to residential homes, they dump waste water into the resident drain ditches that flow to ponds, they crush concrete all day long which pollutes the air (a proven carcinogenic), air sample tests have shown that they are above legal limits, processing concrete is strictly forbidden this close to residentials, they start noisy work before 7am weekdays, the residents who live there were never told in advance of this facility being build, there was no notice of public hearing before they built this facility. they take organic waste garbage at this facility even though they are forbidden to, city of Dunedin is now dumping their municipal garbage at this facility as well, residents have been asking for city and county and state help for many months but nobody will help even though there are multiple violations happening daily. young children live here, 15 feet from an illegal concrete crusher and garbage dump! does nobody at the county or city care at all? does the free press need to get involved before this facility is brought to code or shut down?

This is in the wrong category see/click/fix would not let me change it.

CR-39 is a dead end residential area sandwiched between 2 halves of Pipers Meadow. This is a family neighborhood.
It appears that the County decided to start parking construction equipment and a command center of some kind in an area where neighborhood kids play all the time. This is having a negative impact on the community and the residents of Pipers Meadow are asking the county to find a new staging ground for this equipment.
This area is meant to be a nature preserve with 2 beautiful ponds and a safe place for neighbors and kids to gather. Unfortunately this has now been taken away along with increased "stranger traffic" and additional construction traffic. No information was provided regarding how long this would be and the neighbors of Pipers Meadow would really appreciate if it can please be relocated. Thank you!

A home owner, Diane Mongiello, at 179 Lakeview Way, Oldsmar, in East Lake Woodlands had a large, healthy hardwood tree illegally cut down by TLC Landscaping on 1/24/2019 without the necessary permit. The entire neighborhood is appalled at this. Please investigate.

I have reported this before and nothing has been rectified. These people have removed all the trees from the property and now they have heavy equipment onsite with no permits posted. I am sorry I chose mangroves, but I could not find a selection that fit the issue.

New owners took down Live Oak tree. This tree did not qualify under the states hazardous tree rule. It was nowhere near the house in probably about 15 years old. Make them re-plant

Overgrown and unkempt Pinellas County property along W Klosterman road that has infested rats, rodents, raccoons, poison ivy, poison oak, etc. it is affecting the houses and property at 201 & 203 Timberlane Drive.

removing all vegetation - scrapped down to dirt, was started over this past weekend. I was once told the parcels were a swamp/marsh not to be messed with. I own 1035 Harbor Lake Dr in Safety Harbor, this property in question is next to me. Thank you, Jen

Please trim overgrown mangroves.

There’s a significant amount of debris after the hurricane. Citizens have cleaned up as much as we can but can’t clear the items in the picture due to size and location. Is this something that the county can clear?

Unsecured open trenches throughout property. Community hazard.

I emailed the following to Cliff last Friday and haven't recieved any response yet. I checked environmental because that appears to be the department that deals with the overlay district in Crystal Beach but it is not a mangrove issue.

Good afternoon, I lhave some concerns about a permit for a single family dwelling at 689 Vincent Street in Crystal Beach. There is a cluster of trees that will need to be removed for the proposed construction and they may fall under the 1.24.3 policy that relates to the Crystal Beach Community Overlay. I don't have access to the plans or arborist report so but it looks like all but three of the trees in the cluster will need to be romved. Will this have impacts on the remaining three trees and will they survive without the support that the cluster provides? I understan development is the owners right and just wanted to verify that the appropriate steps and codes have been met before the tree removal beings. Attached are a couple of pictures. I tried leaving a mesage at your 464-3923 number and was not able to. If you would like to discuss instead of email my name and contact info are below