WMNF | Environmentalists again hope to save 74-acres of land on Anclote River nearly 15 years after pushing back Walmart

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Environmentalists again hope to save 74-acres of land on Anclote River nearly 15 years after pushing back Walmart
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The same group that fought Walmart from developing land along the Anclote River in Tarpon Springs has taken up the cause again. More than 10 years after beating back the big-box giant, environmental advocates are trying to keep a 74-acre residential community from going up at the same site.
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Just before midnight, city commissioners decided Tuesday’s public hearing on the proposed 404-unit Anclote Harbor would continue next year.
“I want to express some concern. I know there’s gonna be a large amount of public comment on this item,” Vice-Mayor Jacob Karr said. “I know the applicant wants to make sure they get everything they have to present I’m not interested in going past 12:15.”

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