Please Come Out and Join Us to
Save Our Conservation Land
on Rolling Pines Road from being turned into a Subdivision!
Meeting
4083 Challenger Boulevard
Sunny Hills, FL 32428
The community meeting was held on Thursday, November 12 at Sunny Hills Public Library.
Let’s stand together to protect our natural land, wildlife, and community!
Protect Rolling Pines: Keep Conservation Land Conserved
A proposed land use amendment seeks to strip Conservation status from approximately 137 acres along Rolling Pines Road to open the door for residential subdivision. Once protected land is rezoned, our rural landscape is gone forever.
Why We Must Say NO to Rezoning:
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Critical Wildlife & Native Habitat
This land serves as an active corridor for keystone species, including state-threatened gopher tortoises, nesting eagles, and local wildlife. Removing conservation zoning fragments these pine ecosystems beyond repair.
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Runoff, Flooding & Road Capacity
Our area already experiences high water tables and vulnerable drainage along the Rolling Pines and Hwy 77 corridor. Replacing natural forest buffers with roads, driveways, and septic infrastructure intensifies local flood risks and overburdens rural county roads.
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Preserving Rural Community Character
Families chose this quiet corner of Washington County for its natural buffers, open acreage, and peaceful character. Granting this conversion sets a dangerous precedent for piecemeal rezoning across South Washington County.
Your Presence Is Critical — Stand Up for Our Community
Meeting at 6:00 PM on Thursday, November 12 · Sunny Hills Public Library Meeting Room, 4083 Challenger Boulevard, Sunny Hills, FL 32428
The community meeting was held on Thursday, November 12 at Sunny Hills Public Library.