Permit record timeline

What happened with the Tarpon Woods mitigation-bank applications

This timeline tracks agency and applicant activity for the original SWFWMD application, ERP 47575.000 / App 889588, and the newer application, ERP 47575.002 / App 930235. It is organized with the most recent activity first so residents can quickly see what is active now.

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Why the new application matters

The fight did not end when the first permit was withdrawn.

The public record shows the original conceptual mitigation-bank application was withdrawn/deleted in December 2024. A newer individual mitigation-bank application later appeared under a different application number. That means residents now need to track both records: the withdrawn original application to understand the history, and the newer incomplete application to monitor deadlines, RAI responses, agency comments, boundary/fencing revisions, water and floodplain issues, and any future decision points.

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Timeline of Events

Agency/applicant events only. Resident letters and public comments are intentionally excluded from this timeline so the sequence stays focused on the permit process.

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Summary for residents

The first application entered the record in March 2024 as a conceptual mitigation-bank application. SWFWMD issued a Request for Additional Information, the applicants submitted partial/full responses, and the record later shows time-extension activity, agency comments, a withdrawal request, and withdrawal/deletion in December 2024.

The newer application appeared in November 2025 as an individual mitigation-bank application. SWFWMD issued a new Request for Additional Information in December 2025. The record now shows a partial response, a time-extension request, and a time-extension approval. Residents should watch for the applicant response, any revised boundary drawings, and any agency comments addressing county setbacks, residential property lines, drainage, Brooker Creek, and mitigation-bank design.

What to watch next

  • Applicant response to SWFWMD's RAI.
  • Any revised mitigation-bank boundary or plan sheets.
  • Pinellas County comments about 50-foot setbacks from residential property lines.
  • Any new agency comments, completeness letters, or time-extension activity.
  • Any public notice, hearing, agenda item, or related county development pathway.