Tarpon Springs neighbors push back on Keystone Road land use decision

Some Tarpon Springs neighbors are pushing back against a recent land use change approved by the Pinellas County Commission, arguing they were not adequately informed about plans to expand a place of worship on Keystone Road.The Pinellas County Commission gave the property the green light to expand following a final vote in mid-October.Some nearby residents, however, say they did not realize the expansion was being considered and are questioning how the proposal was described during the process.This was labeled as a community center, and they're telling us that that's the normal way it's worded. We don't believe that. And if it is true, it needs to change, neighbor Gary Posch said.County staff said this week that they met notification requirements required by law. According to the county, the process included multiple votes by various boards, notices sent to 16 properties within a 300-foot radius of the property, posted signage and a notice in the newspaper. Neighbors are specifically t