HURRICANE MILTON, THE AFTERMATH: SO, WHAT NOW? 27 NOVEMBER
I drove by the debris field yesterday; the household goods piles are much smaller, but the brush piles are as tall as ever. And there is still more to arrive. As a side note, Neal read yesterday that PASCO County, thru which I drove yesterday, is no longer (or never did) collecting brush debris; if there are piles of brush debris on your curb, it's your job to get rid of it. The logistics of doing that are impossible, so I guess I'll be seeing those piles every time we go to the Hyundai dealership or I go to get a mani/pedi. And THAT's why we pay higher property taxes in PINELLAS County! As far as we are concerned, I doubt that anything will happen with the fenciing, landscaping or irrigation system until 2025. Meanwhile, we'll have to live with a useless fence, as well as a landscape mess. Oh well, that's life in Florida! Speaking of which . . . this is typical Florida incompetence: A week or two after the landscaping consultant was here to give us landscapping ideas and an estimate, I texted him to see what was what. He had no idea who I was, his excuse being that he lost or ruined his phone, so didn't have any customers' names or phone numbers anymore I had asked him when he was here if he shouldn't be writing anything down, and he said, "No, I keep it all in my head.". Obviously not; I think we're in for a rough ride, come 2025.

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SEPTEMBER 2022