Pinellas approves $54.5 million Sand Key beach nourishment

Pinellas County commissioners unanimously approved a $54.5 million agreement today to help fund beach and dune construction along Sand Key, advancing another major coastal protection project after years of uncertainty surrounding federal beach nourishment funding.

The agreement includes $27.3 million from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and an equal county match funded through Tourist Development Tax (TDT) revenue.

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St. Pete warehouse approved after contentious tree debate

A month after St. Petersburg commissioners balked at a developer's request to remove all of a property's qualifying specimen trees, a redesigned warehouse project has won their approval.

The Development Review Commission unanimously approved plans last week for two warehouse-light industrial buildings totaling nearly 296,000 square feet at 1201 102nd Avenue N.

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