Planning Pinellas County's Brighter Tomorrow
What we’re reading…
Pedestrian Crossing, Charlottesville
A gaggle of girls giggle over the bricks
leading off Court Square. We brake
dutifully, and wait; but there’s at least
twenty of these knob-kneed creatures,
blond and curly, still at an age that thinks
impudence is cute. Look how they dart
and dither, changing flanks as they lurch
along—golden gobbets of infuriating foolishness
or pure joy, depending on one’s disposition.
At the moment mine’s sour—this is taking
far too long; don’t they have minders?
Just behind my shoulder in the city park
the Southern general still stands, stonewalling us all.
When I was their age I judged Goldilocks
nothing more than a pint-size criminal
who flounced into others’ lives, then
assumed their clemency. Unfair,
I know, my aggression—to lump them
into a gaggle (silly geese!) when all
they’re guilty of is being young. So far.
Unifying Land Use & Transportation
Shaping Pinellas County and the Region
Projects
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DOWNTOWN ST. PETERSBURG MOBILITY STUDY
As one of Florida’s most unique and vibrant communities, demand for office, housing and services in Downtown St. Petersburg continues to grow. At...
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Safe Streets Pinellas
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2019 Countywide Plan Update
The Countywide Plan for Pinellas County coordinates land use among all 24 municipalities and unincorporated Pinellas County, integrated with...
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Vision Zero
Forward Pinellas is beginning a Vision Zero effort for Pinellas County that balances education, engagement, enforcement, engineering and evaluation...
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Indian Rocks Beach Visioning Study
The City of Indian Rocks Beach is a vibrant community with lots to offer residents and visitors, but there is a need to develop...
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Consistency and Map Amendments
2019 Countywide Plan Update An updated Countywide Plan took effect on October 24, 2019. For more information, visit our 2019 Countywide Plan Update...
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