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NEW FLASH January 28, 2003
Good News?   No New Developments to the West of Sunset Lakes. Click to View

Water storage system to be built in south Broward. Think of them as bathtubs, 2 miles long and 1.5 miles wide, the equivalent of more than 10 Pro Player stadiums, including parking. The tubs, the first to be built in southern Broward County, are part of the 36-year, $7.8 billion Everglades restoration that calls for the creation of water storage systems, treatment of polluted water and rerouting of canals to prevent seepage of fresh water out to sea. One will go in Weston, between U.S. 27 and the new Isles of Weston developments, north of the C-11 Canal, which flows along Griffin Road. It will cover 1,490 acres. The other will go in Miramar, between U.S. 27 and the Sunset Lakes development; north of the C-9 Canal, which flows along the Broward and Miami-Dade line. It will cover 1,650 acres. The earthen levee that holds the water in Miramar will be 4 feet high and store water only up to 2 feet deep. In Weston, the levee will be 8 feet high with water 4 feet deep. While neighboring communities won't get a lake view, they also won't get new neighbors to the west. Read Article ... 

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Click here to see the SUNSET LAKES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION meeting minutes 
from April 4, 2002

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