Pasco commissioners want new rental communities to look nicer

January 17, 2023·1 min read·1.1k

VIA SUNCOAST NEWS — Last year, Pasco County commissioners approved development rules to ensure that new housing communities would have landscaping and home-style variations.

Now the county is looking at requiring the same kinds of rules in new communities with stand-alone homes targeting renters.

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