Commentary about life in and around the rural/suburban area of Lutz, Fl. Musings about other topics as my mood permits.
Friday, July 06, 2012
Staregrounds withdraws zoning modification
On July 2nd, 2012, the Lutz Concert venue "Staregrounds" withdrew its zoning modification request.
Calegories:
Livingston Ave.,
Staregrounds,
Sunset Lane,
Zoning Request
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Photos from Lutz 4th of July Parade 2012
Here are some of the 263 photos I took of the Lutz 4th of July 2012 festivities.
| One of the several antique tractors |
| All comfortable, waiting for the parade |
| Lutz Patriots |
| Lutz Land O' Lakes Womens Club food tent |
| The parade begins with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office motorcycle patrol . |
| HCSO Captain Rick Hernandez |
| Daddy, It's so loud! |
| The Original Lutz Fire Truck "Suzie" |
| One of our fine Lutz Fire Department members |
| Election Campaign for Supervisor of Elections Craig Latimer |
| County Commissioner Victor Crist and the vehicle he needed to get to residents in recent flooded University area. |
| Ronda Storms and her campaign for Hillsborough County Property Appraiser |
| State Representative Shawn Harrison and his re-election campaign members |
| Our excellent parade announcer |
| His socks and shoes |
| Lutz Land O'Lakes Women's Club Heavenly float |
| Information about Lutzian USMC Corporal Nathan Hodge |
| USMC Corporal Nathan Hodge in person |
| North Tampa - Lutz Cadet Squadron - Civil Air Patrol |
| Lutz Volunteer Fire Department |
| One of the many cool antique fire trucks |
| Someone who parks where ever he wants to |
| Dr. Linda Register, our vet from East West Animal Hospital |
| A girl with some big punches from #1 Martial Arts |
| American Belly Dancer studio |
| Clumsy the Clown |
| A Bug in a Flower Box |
| Scout from Troop 86 "Living it Up in Lutz" |
| Decorated Lutz Depot |
| New Lutz Guv'na Karen D'Amico |
Sunday, July 01, 2012
Celebrate Independence Day In Lutz
Join Lutz in an old time small town celebration of Independence Day. On Wednesday, July 4, 2012 come to downtown Lutz (US 41 and Lutz Lake Fern). There will be a 5K Race/Walk, Parade, Fire Dept BBQ, Cake Auction and announcement of the winner of the Guv'na Race.
This event is being put on on by the GWFC Lutz Land O' Lakes Women's Club, Lutz Civic Association, and the Lutz Volunteer Fire Association,
Lutz Lake Fern will be closed at US 41 during the events. The Dog Park will be closed. The Library will be open.
Parking: If you are coming via US 41, you can park at the Old Lutz Schoolhouse, or in the Winn Dixie shopping center (Sunset and 41) parking lot. If you are coming from Dale Mabry, you can try parking in the Oscar Cooler sports complex and the neighboring soccer complex.
This event is being put on on by the GWFC Lutz Land O' Lakes Women's Club, Lutz Civic Association, and the Lutz Volunteer Fire Association,
Lutz Lake Fern will be closed at US 41 during the events. The Dog Park will be closed. The Library will be open.
Parking: If you are coming via US 41, you can park at the Old Lutz Schoolhouse, or in the Winn Dixie shopping center (Sunset and 41) parking lot. If you are coming from Dale Mabry, you can try parking in the Oscar Cooler sports complex and the neighboring soccer complex.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Lutz Fire Department
The Lutz Volunteer Fire Department is conducting its annual membership drive. The Dept. is in its 59th year and is one of only 6 Volunteer Fire Departments in Hillsborough Fire Rescue. The Station (#24) is located at 129 W. Lutz Lake Fern Road. The annual July 4th celebration, parade and chicken BBQ is held at the station.
The Dept is managed by the Lutz Volunteer Fire association and it is estimated it saves Hillsborough County $500,000 a year. It only costs $30 for Residential Membership and $50 for Business Membership. Please join.
Lutz Fire Dept
Calegories:
Lutz Fire Department,
Lutz Volunteer Fire Association
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Lutzian Apparently still in the running in So You Think You Can Dance.
Danielle Dominguez of Tampa did not make it past tonight's rounds in Las Vegas of So You Think You Can Dance. She had some bad luck in getting kicked in the head by her partner. She had to go to the hospital and that delayed her time to fully practice with a group.
Although it was not clear to me, per WTVT Fox News apparently Courtney Kirby of Lutz was not eliminated tonight.
Although it was not clear to me, per WTVT Fox News apparently Courtney Kirby of Lutz was not eliminated tonight.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Lutz Outdoor Concert Venue Seeks Zoning Modification
The Staregrounds, is an outdoor concert venue in Lutz located in the 20 acre wooded area at the NE Corner of Sunset and Livingston. The site opened up in March 2012 and is run by Lutz resident Timothy Shanks of the band 16 Second Stare He is now seeking a minor zoning modification to apparently formalize the venue. A review of a concert at the site can be found on the tbt*. The Staregrounds also has a Facebook site.
Stage
Support Building
The application lists an address at 2518 Lane which is the home on the property facing Sunset. The website lists the address of venue as 18515 N. Livingston, likely the address of the parking area below.
Parking
War of Thrones June 23, 2012 @ 6:00 PM (EST)
Thunderstruck will be playing there July 1.
The Zoning # is 12-0601. The hearing is scheduled for July 24, 2012 at 9:00AM in front of the Board of Hillsborough County Commissioners.
Details from the request:
Within the already defined commercially designated area on the site plan, the applicant requests the ability to conduct music performances in an open air concert setting. An open air concert stage and accessory building to support the concert stage will be placed internal to the site as depicted on the proposed alternative plan. All conditions associated with the current approved General Site Plan shall remain in effect to maintain the development rights and design currently provided. The concert venue is not designed to include structured or permanent seating. It is intended to offer the community a place to stage and promote occasional musical events, to conduct community fund raisers, support music lessons, and generally support company and family functions that promote musical arts for recreation.
It is the intent to offer this venue until such time as the site develops with the "neighborhood commercial" uses as conditioned and permitted by the General Site Plan. The site plan is amended to include two buildings (as depicted on the proposed alternative site plan) that will be utilized as the concert stage and accessory building to support concert activities.
For purposes of developing the site for the proposed open air concert venue, the following conditions are proposed:
- All open air concert activities will occur within the area defined as "Neighborhood Commercial" on the current site plan and illustrated on the proposed alternative plan.
- There will be no permanent seating areas constructed.
- Access to the site and areas designated for parking shall be located as illustrated on the proposed alternative plan.
- If necessary, additional landscaping may be added as needed to attenuate sound.
- Events will be limited to Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, between the hours of 3:00 PM and 11:00 PM, with functional operations (sound and shows) ending at 10:00 PM.
For full zoning details see below. Note that the original zoning for the Planned Development occurred in 1988.
Calegories:
Livingston Ave.,
Staregrounds,
Sunset Lane,
Zoning Request
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Lutz Civic Association Position on the Gates High School
On their website The Lutz Civic Association has posted their position regarding the Gates High School
Here are some excerpts:
The proposed “Gates” middle and high school development was first brought to our attention over two years ago by Patti Girard, the owner of Learning Gate Community School. The LCA has a ten year history with the school, and know them to be good community members. Their current elementary school, located off Hanna Road went through a similar review process when it was initially approved. They have been good custodians of the property and honored their environmental and other plan conditions as they have built out their facility. They have done what they have said they would do, and have constantly strived to minimize impacts to surrounding neighbors.
After working with Ms Girard and through numerous changes to their original middle school/high school plan, we believe The Gates will be an asset to the community. Through this planning process we have been successful in moving the primary entrance to the U.S. 41 driveway. (Note that the requirements of high schools being located on 4 lane roadways are an outcome of prior initiatives of the LCA from over a decade ago). However, development and site plan approvals need to be structured to insure that U.S. 41 remains the primary entrance and that traffic is sufficiently limited on Sunset Lane so as not to substantially degrade its operation. Additionally, environmental issues continue to need attention as planning proceeds. . . . .
. . . . 1. The level of service numbers (LOS) are created during “peak” traffic hours, ie. 6-8:30 am and 4:30-6:30 pm. The school has agreed to stagger their start and finish times with the kids so they do NOT combine with the local peak hour traffic. Therefore, there will be no deterioration in LOS. However, there are no conditions specifically mandating start and end times to the school. There must be a condition that specifically addresses the start and end time of the school.
2. There needs to be a maximum allowed cars to enter the school off of Sunset Lane. There should be a definite number of “parking passes” allowed the high schoolers, ie. 100. With the 60-70 administrative staff there would total less than 200 trips on Sunset staggered from say 9 – 10 am. It will not interfere with the Lutz Learning Center or with the elementary school traffic on 41. There must be a condition limiting this number.
3. Parking passes or some electronic gate must be placed on Sunset or there is no controlling the traffic. There must be a condition requiring this electronic gate, or there is no way to control this traffic. . . . .
. . . . Therefore, we offer “conditional support” for this project provided the above concerns are properly addressed. We would hope the LCA would continue to be part of the permitting process to ensure the safeguards are in place for the community.
Here are some excerpts:
The proposed “Gates” middle and high school development was first brought to our attention over two years ago by Patti Girard, the owner of Learning Gate Community School. The LCA has a ten year history with the school, and know them to be good community members. Their current elementary school, located off Hanna Road went through a similar review process when it was initially approved. They have been good custodians of the property and honored their environmental and other plan conditions as they have built out their facility. They have done what they have said they would do, and have constantly strived to minimize impacts to surrounding neighbors.
After working with Ms Girard and through numerous changes to their original middle school/high school plan, we believe The Gates will be an asset to the community. Through this planning process we have been successful in moving the primary entrance to the U.S. 41 driveway. (Note that the requirements of high schools being located on 4 lane roadways are an outcome of prior initiatives of the LCA from over a decade ago). However, development and site plan approvals need to be structured to insure that U.S. 41 remains the primary entrance and that traffic is sufficiently limited on Sunset Lane so as not to substantially degrade its operation. Additionally, environmental issues continue to need attention as planning proceeds. . . . .
. . . . 1. The level of service numbers (LOS) are created during “peak” traffic hours, ie. 6-8:30 am and 4:30-6:30 pm. The school has agreed to stagger their start and finish times with the kids so they do NOT combine with the local peak hour traffic. Therefore, there will be no deterioration in LOS. However, there are no conditions specifically mandating start and end times to the school. There must be a condition that specifically addresses the start and end time of the school.
2. There needs to be a maximum allowed cars to enter the school off of Sunset Lane. There should be a definite number of “parking passes” allowed the high schoolers, ie. 100. With the 60-70 administrative staff there would total less than 200 trips on Sunset staggered from say 9 – 10 am. It will not interfere with the Lutz Learning Center or with the elementary school traffic on 41. There must be a condition limiting this number.
3. Parking passes or some electronic gate must be placed on Sunset or there is no controlling the traffic. There must be a condition requiring this electronic gate, or there is no way to control this traffic. . . . .
. . . . Therefore, we offer “conditional support” for this project provided the above concerns are properly addressed. We would hope the LCA would continue to be part of the permitting process to ensure the safeguards are in place for the community.
Calegories:
Gates High School,
Learning Gate School,
Lutz Civic Association
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Where in Lutz - Hanger 18
The last edition of Where in Lutz featured the Preaching Goose. The Goose is located in the east side yard of the house at the SW corner of Sunset and Cypress Cove - across from Tims Memorial Presbyterian Church. As with all of the Where In Lutz items I'm curious as to the rest of the story. Did the Goose had something to do with the Church?
This edition of Where in Lutz features "Hanger 18"
If you have an item for Where in Lutz, send a me a photo and tell me where it is. If you don't have a photo, tell me where it is and I will take the photos. If you know the history behind something, please share.
This edition of Where in Lutz features "Hanger 18"
If you have an item for Where in Lutz, send a me a photo and tell me where it is. If you don't have a photo, tell me where it is and I will take the photos. If you know the history behind something, please share.
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Lutzian Dances on "So You Think You Can Dance"
Courtney Kirby of Lutz was on "So You Think You Can Dance" Wednesday night (6/6/12). Her grandmother taught her dance and was with her on the show, sitting with the Judges. She is going to Las Vegas. (See updates below)
You can find videos of her dancing at her YouTube site. Here is a video of her from two years ago
It appears she dances with the All American Dance Factory at Dale Mabry and Fletcher.
Update 6/7/12
Here is a recap of Courtney's dance from SYTYCD.net
Tampa was also represented, by Danielle Dominguez.
Here is the recap of Danielle's performance from SYTYCD.net
Oh how I love a name with alliteration. And she loves bacon. Like, a lot. My arteries clogged just watching the video. But then Nigel said suggested that Mary and Debbie would like to try this diet… yikes. Danielle also said her mom used to cheer – so Mom did a routine in the aisle. Good on ya, Momma! Her routine was bizarre in a great way. I could imagine Sonya Tayeh sitting at home just aching to get her hands on her, which Mary brought up as well. I love the “weird” dancers (like Mark Kanemura) and was happy she was sent to Vegas.
You can find her videos on her YouTube site. She is apparently affiliated with the Centerstage Dance Academy, located on Dale Mabry, not too far from All american Dance Factory.
Update 6/9/12
As relatives gathered at Winners Grill in Tampa to watch the episode, they got a surprise; Eva Dean showed up in the segment as much as her granddaughter, earning her 15 minutes of fame with a playful, sassy spirit that clearly delighted Lythgoe.
Further Internet research reveals that Eva was not the only dancer in her family. Her late sister Louise Waite Lauriski "touched many lives by inspiring, promoting, and teaching dance. In 1991 she was awarded a Life-Time Achievement Award by Daniel J. Hoctor's Dance Caravan Professional Dance Teacher's Association in recognition of exemplary devotion and dedication to the training, guidance and inspiration of aspiring young dancers. Her legacy lives on through Tueller School of Dance, Logan; Coggins Dance Company, Ogden; Tracy's Dance Academy, Salt Lake City; Dana Smith Dance Studio, Pocatello, Idaho, and her many granddaughters and great-granddaughters who love dance. An article that appeared in a newspaper summed it up best, "The ballet number was nothing short of an extravaganza. I marvel at Mrs. Lauriski's ability to make every child a featured performer, if but for a little while. When better things are done, she will do them."
Monday, June 04, 2012
Gates High School Special Use Permit Approved
The Hearing Master has approved the Special Use Permit 12-0429 for the Learning Gate / Gates High School. Full details are below.
Conclusions of Law
Based upon the testimony received, the evidence submitted, a review of the Development Services Department case file, the staff report of the Development Services Department, and a review of the Land Development Code, it is concluded that the Special Use is supportable and that the charter school expansion is appropriate for the subject location.
It is concluded that the applicant has satisfied the requirements of the Land Development Code for approval of the Special Use Permit.
Decision
Approved with conditions as recommended by Development Services Department staff as amended at the hearing. and as conditioned below:
The Sunset Lane driveway shall be limited to right-in, right-out and left-out turning movements only. The access connection shall be designed and constructed by the developer to physically prohibit eastbound to northbound left turn movements into the school site. The developer shall design and construct a westbound right turn lane on Sunset Lane into the site.
If available, the site shall be served by public wastewater service. Hillsborough County shall determine the availability of waste water service in accordance with existing availability determination procedures. If waste water service is not available and septic tanks are to be used, septic tanks shall only be located outside the WRPA Zone 2 boundaries.
Gates High School Hearing Decision
Conclusions of Law
Based upon the testimony received, the evidence submitted, a review of the Development Services Department case file, the staff report of the Development Services Department, and a review of the Land Development Code, it is concluded that the Special Use is supportable and that the charter school expansion is appropriate for the subject location.
It is concluded that the applicant has satisfied the requirements of the Land Development Code for approval of the Special Use Permit.
Decision
Approved with conditions as recommended by Development Services Department staff as amended at the hearing. and as conditioned below:
The Sunset Lane driveway shall be limited to right-in, right-out and left-out turning movements only. The access connection shall be designed and constructed by the developer to physically prohibit eastbound to northbound left turn movements into the school site. The developer shall design and construct a westbound right turn lane on Sunset Lane into the site.
If available, the site shall be served by public wastewater service. Hillsborough County shall determine the availability of waste water service in accordance with existing availability determination procedures. If waste water service is not available and septic tanks are to be used, septic tanks shall only be located outside the WRPA Zone 2 boundaries.
Gates High School Hearing Decision
Calegories:
Gates High School,
Learning Gate School
Saturday, June 02, 2012
Post Memorial Day Flags
I missed this on Memorial Day. While walking this week we came across these flags on Hanna Avenue honoring Memorial Day
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Hanna and Sunset Drainage Improvements
Using the following tool from Hillsborough County, I have located information about drainage improvements to Hanna Rd and Sunset Lanes.
Other area stormwater and road improvement projects:
| CIP Number: | 46132012 | ||||
| Start Date: | 01-JUN-2008 | End Date: | 05-JUL-2013 | ||
| Project Name: | Sunset Ln and Hanna Rd Drainage Improvement | Program: | Stormwater | ||
| Sub-Program: | Stormwater Construction | Sub-Sub Program: | Major Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13 | ||
| CIE Level of Service: | To Be Assigned | Urban Service Area: | No | ||
| Estimated Cost: | $308,400 | ||||
| Project Description: | Const 18" crossdrain at low point of road, then pipe west to Hanna Rd. then north to point near finger of lake (approx. 150), then pipe into lake. Alt. const pipe and swale system (approx. 1400) along south R/W to crossdrain into Hanna Lake This is a sub-project of the over-arching 46132 Major Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13. This sub-project deals specifically w/ Sunset Ln and Hanna Rd intersection. | ||||
| Contact: | Contact us | ||||
| CIP Number: | 46131014 | ||||
| Start Date: | 01-OCT-2013 | End Date: | 30-DEC-2016 | ||
| Project Name: | Hanna Road Drainage Improvements | Program: | Stormwater | ||
| Sub-Program: | Stormwater Construction | Sub-Sub Program: | Minor Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13 | ||
| CIE Level of Service: | To Be Assigned | Urban Service Area: | No | ||
| Estimated Cost: | $105,000 | ||||
| Project Description: | Construct inlet and pipe to drainage system on Sunset Lane. Obtain easement and pipe west to pond. This is a sub-project of the over-arching 46131 Minor Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13. This sub-project deals specifically w/ Hanna Rd. | ||||
Other area stormwater and road improvement projects:
| CIP Number: | 46131067 | ||||
| Start Date: | 30-APR-2010 | End Date: | 08-FEB-2014 | ||
| Project Name: | San Rio Circle Drainage Improvement | Program: | Stormwater | ||
| Sub-Program: | Stormwater Construction | Sub-Sub Program: | Minor Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13 | ||
| CIE Level of Service: | To Be Assigned | Urban Service Area: | No | ||
| Estimated Cost: | $240,723 | ||||
| Project Description: | Culvert under road. This is a sub-project of the over-arching 46131 Minor Neighborhood Drainage Improvements Program FY08-13. This sub-project deals specifically w/ San Rio Circle | ||||
| CIP Number: | 46133158 | ||||
| Start Date: | 01-OCT-2012 | End Date: | 31-OCT-2013 | ||
| Project Name: | 17732 Morninghigh Dr Culvert Replacement Project | Program: | Stormwater | ||
| Sub-Program: | Stormwater Construction | Sub-Sub Program: | Culvert Replacement Program FY08-13 | ||
| CIE Level of Service: | Urban Service Area: | No | |||
| Estimated Cost: | $60,000 | ||||
| Project Description: | This is a sub-project of the over-arching 46133 Culvert Replacement Program. This sub-project deals specifically w/ 17732 Morninghigh Dr . Slip line 160' of 18"cmp from headwall at pond to curb inlet at road side. | ||||
| CIP Number: | 69046046 | ||||
| Start Date: | 01-SEP-2012 | End Date: | 30-SEP-2012 | ||
| Project Name: | Cypress Cove Road Resurfacing | Program: | Transportation | ||
| Sub-Program: | To Be Assigned | Sub-Sub Program: | NA | ||
| CIE Level of Service: | Urban Service Area: | No | |||
| Estimated Cost: | $87,449 | ||||
| Project Description: | This is a sub-project of the over-arching 69046 Pavement Treatment Program. Rehabilitation of existing County roads via asphalt and other specified methods. Geographical limits of work are as follows. Street From To CYPRESS COVE RD DEAD END CYPRESS COVE LN CYPRESS COVE RD CYPRESS COVE LN | ||||
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Nye Park NOT to be closed
When I read the Gates High School transcripts, I saw the following:
"There's a connectivity to Nye Park. One of the things that we're hoping to do isto maybe reach an agreement with the County Parks in order to keep Nye Park open, because I understand it's going to be closed because of funding."
I contacted Hillsborough County Parks Dept and received the following reply:
"Nye is not going to be closed, in fact, none of our Hillsborough County Parks are closing. Nye is a well-used community park with a use agreement with the Lutz Leagurettes for softball, agreements with the Hillsborough County School Board for adult education, we have homeschoolers using the facility and the building is available for rental and other community use. The only changes that are coming are improvements to the fields for the Leagurettes.
If there are ever any changes in use that are proposed by the county, we will host public meetings for comment before any other use is considered."
"There's a connectivity to Nye Park. One of the things that we're hoping to do isto maybe reach an agreement with the County Parks in order to keep Nye Park open, because I understand it's going to be closed because of funding."
I contacted Hillsborough County Parks Dept and received the following reply:
"Nye is not going to be closed, in fact, none of our Hillsborough County Parks are closing. Nye is a well-used community park with a use agreement with the Lutz Leagurettes for softball, agreements with the Hillsborough County School Board for adult education, we have homeschoolers using the facility and the building is available for rental and other community use. The only changes that are coming are improvements to the fields for the Leagurettes.
If there are ever any changes in use that are proposed by the county, we will host public meetings for comment before any other use is considered."
Yay!
Monday, May 28, 2012
Lutz Memorial Park
Lutz has a Memorial Park at 19000 US 41 corner Lutz Lake Fern
There are several features.
A three side obelisk with the following 3 plaques
In Memory of Those Who Served
To Honor Those Who Now Serve
Our Gratitude to Those Who Will Serve
Next to the obeslisk is a flag pole
with the following flag
In Memory of Ben Neve
17- January 1919 - 21 November 1967
17- January 1919 - 21 November 1967
Lutz Citizens League for the Bicentennial Celebration
On the south side of the park is a Memorial building with another flag pole nearby
The flag pole has a plaque
In Memory of Those Who Served
Ladies Auxiliary
To The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 4932
Dedicated
November 11, 1999
To The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 4932
Dedicated
November 11, 1999
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Lutz Community Plan
The Lutz Community Plan has been referenced to in the Gates High School issue.
However trying to get details of the plan requires some digging.
An overview is provided on the Planning Commission Site. Information about with recent meetings can be found here. The most current version is here. Archives with more maps and prior meetings and other documentation is found here. A large foldable brochure is here
Lutz Community Plan Vision:
The Lutz community appreciates and welcomes things that create the “feeling” or “image” of openness. Residents have a strong sense of their heritage and history, and want to remain in touch with natural systems, wildlife and the environment.
“Lutz will continue to be a community whose citizens treasure open spaces over urban or suburban form. We appreciate and welcome things that create the “feeling” or “image” of openness. We have a strong sense of our heritage and history, and will remain in touch with natural systems, wildlife and the environment. We also have a strong sense of independence and individuality, and will work hard to preserve our lifestyle with less dependence on governmental control and regulations.
We will also work to support more local, small businesses, while accepting the trade-off of traveling beyond Lutz for major goods and services. Lutz architecture will be diverse within a broad theme, and residential development will not be accomplished with conventional subdivisions.”
Lutz Brochure Version 10 Fnl
However trying to get details of the plan requires some digging.
An overview is provided on the Planning Commission Site. Information about with recent meetings can be found here. The most current version is here. Archives with more maps and prior meetings and other documentation is found here. A large foldable brochure is here
Lutz Community Plan Vision:
The Lutz community appreciates and welcomes things that create the “feeling” or “image” of openness. Residents have a strong sense of their heritage and history, and want to remain in touch with natural systems, wildlife and the environment.
“Lutz will continue to be a community whose citizens treasure open spaces over urban or suburban form. We appreciate and welcome things that create the “feeling” or “image” of openness. We have a strong sense of our heritage and history, and will remain in touch with natural systems, wildlife and the environment. We also have a strong sense of independence and individuality, and will work hard to preserve our lifestyle with less dependence on governmental control and regulations.
We will also work to support more local, small businesses, while accepting the trade-off of traveling beyond Lutz for major goods and services. Lutz architecture will be diverse within a broad theme, and residential development will not be accomplished with conventional subdivisions.”
Lutz Community Plan Boundaries - outlined in red
The Entire Plan is below
Lutz Brochure Version 10 Fnl
Friday, May 25, 2012
Where In Lutz - The Preaching Goose
The Last Post of Where in Lutz was "Otter Carving". That carving is located on Hanna Avenue south of Sunset, just south of the creek, at the corner of Julie Lagoon.
The next "Where in Lutz" features the Preaching Goose. Can you guess where the Goose performs those sermons? I'm very curious as to it's history and if the goose has a name.
The next "Where in Lutz" features the Preaching Goose. Can you guess where the Goose performs those sermons? I'm very curious as to it's history and if the goose has a name.
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