A developer has submitted plans to build a
single-family home subdivision on the for-
mer grounds of defunct landfills that were
transformed into Foxfire Golf Course, now
also defunct.
At the Thursday, May 15, Sarasota County
Development Review
Committee meeting,
L a n d E x p e r t s I n c .
representatives pre-
sented pre-application
plans for a 202-home,
gated cluster develop-
ment on the property
north of Clark Road
and west of Proctor Road. Land Experts,
which is part of Bradenton-based developer
Carlos Beruff's Medallion Home, has the 193-
acre property under contract.
The developer wants to rezone the prop-
erty so the proposed Foxtrot Meadows
can be built.
T h e F o x f i r e G o l f
Course was closed
abruptly in 2006 after
Foxfire Properties
LLC purchased the
land. At that time,
the company cited
Information about the former Foxfire Golf Course was provided on the Golf Link website. Image from
the website
A DEVELOPER PROPOSES A 202-HOME CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT AT A
CLOSED GOLF COURSE THAT ONCE WAS THE HOME OF TWO LANDFILLS
All classes and types of debris as
well as construction materials were likely
discarded at the site.
Report on Proctor Road Landfill Site
Florida Department of Health
2008
By Roger Drouin
County Editor
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