Polk County welcomes nominations for environmental land acquisitions
Polk County’s Environmental Land’s program is accepting site nomination forms from landowners beginning Tuesday.
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Polk County’s Environmental Land’s program is accepting site nomination forms from landowners beginning Tuesday.
All trails are open at Circle B, though some remain wet and stretches could be covered by water.
Four other public areas also remain closed: Marshal Hampton Reserve, Panther Point Trail, Peace River Hammock and North Walk-in-Water Creek.
Polk County’s Parks and Natural Resources division faces two obstacles in allowing the public back to Circle B: flooding and fallen trees.
Under the easement, the nursery owners can continue their operations but permanently forego any significant development of the tract.