What we are trying to protect
The existing Tarpon Woods Golf Course, the open green space, Brooker Creek-connected habitat, neighborhood character, resident safety, and wildlife that uses the property today.
New to the issue?
Start here. This page explains the website in plain English.
There is a lot of information on this site because this is a serious fight with many moving parts. Use this page first if you want the simple version, the most important links, and step-by-step instructions for helping without getting lost.
The short version
If you read nothing else, read this part.
What we are concerned about
A staged process where mitigation-bank work, earthmoving, density transfer, permitting, or future development pressure could change the course before residents fully understand the real outcome.
How you can help
Join alerts, submit wildlife photos, report flooding, share credible documents, watch the calendar, and tell neighbors to use this website instead of relying on rumors.
How to use this website
Follow these steps. You do not need to be technical.
Click Join Alerts first
Use the Join page so we can contact you when there is a meeting, deadline, newsletter, urgent request, or important update.
Join AlertsCheck Updates when you want the latest
The Updates page is where approved news, permit findings, search-bot discoveries, and related case updates are published after review.
Open UpdatesUse Submit when you have something useful
Send wildlife photos, sightings, flooding information, documents, meeting notices, news links, or tips. Nothing appears publicly until an admin reviews it.
Submit EvidenceUse Report Flooding when water is the issue
If you see flooding, drainage trouble, standing water, or stormwater problems, use the flooding report page as soon as you safely can. Photos help.
Report FloodingUse Calendar before meetings or hearings
The Calendar page is for public meetings, hearing dates, deadlines, neighborhood events, and action days.
Open CalendarUse Documents when you want proof
The Documents page is the evidence center. It holds approved records, forms, maps, permit materials, and public downloads.
Open DocumentsWhere to click
Use this quick guide if you are not sure which page you need.
Our Fight
Read the main explanation of why residents are organized and what the concerns are.
Understand the fightWildlife and Gallery
See wildlife information and approved resident-submitted photos.
Open WildlifeMaps
See the property location, aerial context, Brooker Creek relationship, and neighborhood setting.
Open MapsMedia
Find media clips, public-record materials, source links, and past coverage.
Open MediaBlog
Read community posts or submit a proposed post or comment for review.
Open BlogContact
Send a private message to the site admins if you need help or have a question.
Contact UsHow often should you visit?
Check the site at least once a week, and more often when hearings or storms are active.
The search bots run twice a week, admins review submissions, and calendar items can change. During rainy season, permit activity, public meetings, or breaking news, check every few days. If you join alerts, we can also email you when something important happens.
Do not worry about making a perfect submission
If you have a useful photo, document, link, or observation, send it in. The admin team can review, organize, and decide where it belongs before anything appears publicly.
Submit EvidenceStick to facts and first-hand information
Helpful submissions include dates, locations, photos, links, document names, meeting details, and what you personally saw or received.
View DocumentsShare the site with neighbors
The more residents use one organized source, the easier it is to respond quickly and keep the public record accurate.
Go HomeWhat to look at first
If you only have ten minutes, use these pages.
The site is built so a resident can move from quick overview to source documents without digging through a pile of files.