[SouthOfTheBorder]

Originally Posted by twoplanekid

I saw a firm pumping something into a hole in a yard between a house and Hillsborough Trail near the Dunedin pool this past week.

There was work at that location to repair the aftermath of a (contractor-involved) power outage earlier this week. Repair work included excavation and filling. That may have been what you were seeing.

Don

[Paper1]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I am sorry I misunderstood you. I apologize.

I know that the people who repair show up and I am guessing that Community Watch has that information.

No apology required here. I just think these sinkholes are a dark cloud over everyone and it is frustrating not being able to get reasonable insurance. We have houses built up the entire east coast shoreline with taxpayer backing. It is just a failure of leadership in Florida.

[outlaw]

Originally Posted by Paper1

No apology required here. I just think these sinkholes are a dark cloud over everyone and it is frustrating not being able to get reasonable insurance. We have houses built up the entire east coast shoreline with taxpayer backing. It is just a failure of leadership in Florida.

Not anymore. I know people that are selling their million dollar waterfront homes in Tampa because their FEMA flood insurance is getting ready to cost tens of thousands of dollars per year. One of these people says their flood insurance was going to go to $30,000 per year.