Sink hole reporting --- available to public

[Gary7]

Which department tracks reported sink holes in the villages ... and makes this list available to the public?

I am aware of the risks of sink holes in TV ... and also the risks of other Mother Nature problems everywhere one may live ... :smiley:

Thanks,
Gary

[mulligan]

Guaranteed the developer keeps track of these issues, but his records are not public info, and probably never will be.

[graciegirl]

Which department tracks reported sink holes in the villages ... and makes this list available to the public?

I am aware of the risks of sink holes in TV ... and also the risks of other Mother Nature problems everywhere one may live ... :smiley:

Thanks,
Gary


http://www.securefsi.com/images/sinkholefaq/sinkholetype-near-map.jpg

[OpusX1]

I would think the Florida Dept. Of Geology would do that. This is what I came up with google.
Florida Geological Survey Home Page (http://www.dep.state.fl.us/geology/)

[The Mountaineer]

Central Florida seems to be the sinkhole capital. I hope I don't fall into one when I'm putting in The Villages in January-March 2015!

[graciegirl]

Central Florida seems to be the sinkhole capital. I hope I don't fall into one when I'm putting in The Villages in January-March 2015!


We hope so too. Watch out for the bandstand after hours too.

[perrjojo]

We hope so too. Watch out for the bandstand after hours too.

And the gator attacks.

[Bogie Shooter]

And avoid stepping in dog poop!

[janmcn]

For the information on the Florida Geographical Survey to be accurate, it must be reported to the government agency correctly. Who is in charge of making sure this happens?