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06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Weekend with my favorite little people

05/27/2026

Happy Anniversary to two of the sweetest people! Watching you both grow, build your life together, and work side by side through everything is such a blessing. Finding this kind of love and choosing to stick together through life’s ups and downs is rare in today’s world.
You are amazing parents, hardworking people, and truly good humans. The love, loyalty, and commitment you share is something special, and it shows in everything you do together. Keep working hard, keep building your dreams, and keep loving each other the way you always have. because the best things in life are never built easily.
Wishing you many more years of happiness, laughter, love, and beautiful memories together. Love you both so much! ❤️

05/26/2026

Looking for wedding planner, catering and DJ that serves Inglis/Yankeetown area!

05/24/2026

Never disappoints

05/22/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CRwXoBnZR/?mibextid=wwXIfr

05/21/2026

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/removing-regulatory-barriers-to-affordable-home-construction/

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1. Purpose.

05/21/2026

Sign the petition and start writing ✍️ letters.

https://nodatacentercitrus.org/

To the Citrus County Planning and Development Commission,

I am writing to formally oppose applications CPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013, which propose a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and rezoning to Heavy Industrial use in the Holder/Lecanto area.

My comments are as follows:

1. This rezoning enables high-impact development without enforceable limits. Once Heavy Industrial zoning is approved, large-scale facilities including data centers may proceed by right — with limited future public oversight. At the current stage, there are no defined limits on electrical demand, water withdrawal, or noise levels. Without these protections, approval transfers significant risk to the community.

2. The land use change is permanent. Converting 800+ acres of rural land to Heavy Industrial use is effectively irreversible. This zoning permits a wide range of industrial activities beyond what is currently presented, permanently altering the character of this community.

3. Infrastructure impacts are unquantified. Data centers are among the most resource-intensive uses in existence. Without a defined plan for grid upgrades, water impact assessment, and noise modeling, the county is being asked to approve a project with unknown community-wide consequences.

I respectfully request that these applications, and all plans for large-scale Data Center development be denied.

Thank you for your consideration.

Citrus County residents, and friends of Florida's Nature Coast opposing the rezoning of 800+ acres to Heavy Industrial use for large-scale data center development.