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Port Tampa

The view from way, way, way, South of Gandy in Tampa, Florida. (So far south you can hear them chasing birds away from the runway at MacDill.)

Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Civic Association Meeting-Casa Bella


Casa Bella representatives attended the Civic Association meeting last night, bringing pictures, and answers, this time. Last month we asked: How is Casa Bella mitigating encroachment into the wetland buffer, more specifically the mangroves, on the bay side of the property? As seen in this photo, approaching the property from the southwest corner (lower right of photo), stormwater filters and drains border the property along the west. These will be covered, and the area landscaped. The strip of natural area is lost, however, the strip of land between Casa Bella and Camden apartments on the northwest has been cleared of non-native plants and will be mantained in a natural state. The site plan, with Westshore on the right, shows the greenway trail on the south with the ends of neighboring streets encroaching at the end of each cul de sac. Spokesman Nicholas Husak indicated this will be landscaped in accordance with their agreement with the city. For a better look at the site plan check the Casa Bella web site.

2 Comments:

At 10:26 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good info about Port Tampa, Do you know anything about the the Ashton Woods Development?

 
At 10:46 PM, Blogger Lofty said...

What's up with Ashton Woods? That's a good question. It's been about a year since a rep came to a Civic Association meeting. We hadn't moved here yet, but the newspaper stories made it sound like groundbreaking was imminent. Sounds like a good subject for a post so look for an update this week.

 

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