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DeSantis, Florida Senate President say Piney Point will be shut down | East County

4 hours ago Share Gov. Ron DeSantis and Senate President Wilton Simpson say state funds will be used to treat water, close Piney Point permanently. Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday he is directing Florida s Department of Environmental Protection to create a plan to permanently close Piney Point. Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson said he is working with DeSantis and the DEP to create an appropriations request for $100 million to help facilitate the site s closure. The request would then be considered by the Florida Legislature, as would additional payments if needed. Additionally, DeSantis said he reallocated $15.4 million of the DEP budget to be used for  innovative technologies to pre-treat water at the site for nutrients, in the event further discharges are needed. He also said water quality monitoring will continue to measure the ecological impact of wastewater that was discharged into Piney Creek and Tampa Bay.

Don t plunder housing fund

Don t plunder housing fund Daytona Beach News-Journal Editorial Board © File Dollars for affordable housing continue to be steered elsewhere at Florida Capitol Florida’s need for affordable housing options will grow in the coming years. By a lot.  And with the real estate market revving up, the stock of housing that’s affordable for middle-income Floridians young teachers, police officers, nurses and the like is slipping out of reach, putting them in the same desperate bind that already burdens Florida’s legions of lower-paid hospitality, retail and restaurant employees.  When we say desperate, we mean it: Close to 900,000 Floridian households pay more than 50% of their income for housing, and that number is based on pre-pandemic costs and occupancy rates. 

Editorial: Don t plunder housing fund

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