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- Mosaic’s 2024/2025 Consolidated Mines DRI #263 Annual Report Acceptance of the Consolidated Mines 2024/2025 Annual Report for informational purposes. This phosphate mining and reclamation report provides a general review of mining operations, reclamation during the preceding reporting year and identifying expected activity for the subsequent reporting year. Based on the information provided in the 2024/2025 Annual Report, the review verifies compliance with the requirements of DRI 263, and projected activities are focused on supporting progression of reclamation
- BOCC Land Use — Agenda
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- Feb 8, 2023local legislation2023-0035: Hillsborough County Clay Disposal Resolution
- Aug 3, 2026NewsGrowing radioactive waste stack deepens worries among Progress Village residents
- Apr 7, 2026local legislationMosaic’s 2024/2025 Consolidated Mines DRI #263 Annual Report Acceptance of the Consolidated Mines 2024/2025 Annual Report for informational purposes. This phosphate mining and reclamation report provides a general review of mining operations, reclamation during the preceding reporting year and identifying expected activity for the subsequent reporting year. Based on the information provided in the 2024/2025 Annual Report, the review verifies compliance with the requirements of DRI 263, and projected activities are focused on supporting progression of reclamation
- Aug 3, 2026NewsGrowing radioactive waste stack deepens worries among Progress Village residents
- Apr 7, 2026local legislationMosaic’s 2024/2025 Consolidated Mines DRI #263 Annual Report Acceptance of the Consolidated Mines 2024/2025 Annual Report for informational purposes. This phosphate mining and reclamation report provides a general review of mining operations, reclamation during the preceding reporting year and identifying expected activity for the subsequent reporting year. Based on the information provided in the 2024/2025 Annual Report, the review verifies compliance with the requirements of DRI 263, and projected activities are focused on supporting progression of reclamation
- Feb 7, 2023local legislationA Report from Public Utilities Department Environmental Services Division regarding Resolution R18-129 2022 Annual Report for Hillsborough County DRI#263 Clay Settling Area Utilization for Hardee County Waste Clay Disposal Analysis Accept Resolution R18-129 2022 Annual Report for the Hillsborough County DRI #263 Clay Settling Area Utilization for Hardee County Waste Clay Disposal Analysis. Resolution R18-129 provides that certain designated clay settling areas within Hillsborough County may accept clays mined by Mosaic within Hardee County until such time that as the clay settling areas are utilized to their full design capacity, and before November 14, 2023 unless expressly extended. Resolution R18-129 requires annual reporting to monitor compliance.
- Apr 7, 2026MeetingBOCC Land Use — Agenda
- Aug 3, 2026NewsGrowing radioactive waste stack deepens worries among Progress Village residents
- Mar 10, 2022local legislation2022-0046: Hardee County Clay Disposal Report to Board of Commissioners
- Aug 3, 2026NewsGrowing radioactive waste stack deepens worries among Progress Village residents