Wakulla County Commission

Commissioners are pushing back a rezoning hearing after hundreds of residents showed up to it.

Wakulla County Commissioners are poised to make a decision next Monday on a rezoning proposal that, if passed, would allow a gas station to be built over an underground cave that feeds into Wakulla Springs.

Some residents say Wakulla County commissioners are not doing all they can to ensure Wakulla Springs stays clean.

Those working on the document say it will meet both local and state requirements.

The county's administrator says steps are underway to increase sewer capacity and allow building in the affected area to resume.

Opponents of the project say the facility could threaten a major underground watercourse to Wakulla Springs.

The proposed 16-bay gas station and car wash would be located near a large underground cave system that funnels water to the historic spring

The county had originally planned to use a piece of ground considered environmentally sensitive, with numerous sinkholes within its boundaries.

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