Residents For Mac Overstreet Park on Lake Toho

08/18/2026

Another example of Osceola County's history of catering to developers, overdevelopment and poor planning:

"When Osceola County created the master plan for its East of Lake Toho mixed-use district 16 years ago, the county designated 275 acres for public school sites. But now, as the thousands of acres of ranch lands are being transformed into new subdivisions, the county and school district are facing a critical shortage of classroom space.

The School District of Osceola County hasn’t secured a public school site in Bella Tara or Whaley Platt, two side-by-side master-planned communities on Kissimmee Park Road approved for over 4,500 homes. The district is in litigation with the developer of Bella Tara and could be headed toward a second lawsuit with Metro Development Group, the owner and developer of Whaley Platt.

The SDOC missed the chance to lock down 20 acres on Kissimmee Park Road in Bella Tara for a K-8 school in 2024 when the school board failed to execute the purchase agreement because of a price difference that equated to 1% of the total land cost. The developer, Centerline Capital, offered the school site for $12 million, but the SDOC’s appraisal came in at $11.7 million." (full article on growthspotter.com)

08/03/2026

Is this what we want?

06/19/2026

Apparently, Osceola County is dead set on wasting taxpayers' money and placing a monument which is hazardous to our wildlife on conservation land.

Original plans for the groundbreaking were postponed because of a conflict with a Pulse-related event for families in Orlando.

06/17/2026

Before residents vote on this amendment, ask the county commissioners about what THEY chose to do with the leftover COVID funding after dividing it between the five of them, what’s up with Magic Development (Google it), why are they placing an unsightly 45-foot monument on a conservation reserve (opposed by nearby residents), why are they pouring money into a “NeoCity South” when they haven’t even finished the work on the failed NeoCity, why did they throw millions of dollars away building the “Road To Nowhere” into the mostly empty NeoCity that has close to zero traffic flow, why they continue to rubber stamp big money developers’ projects while not supporting small Mom and Pop businesses (like the Wizard Of Oz museum) attempting to bring culture and nostalgia into the county, why they continue to push the sale of lands in residential areas to a foreign company (that has absolutely no equity and is crashing in the stock market) to build seven hazardous factories including Hydrogen production, hazardous solar panel manufacturing and lithium battery production, why are people in the Narcossee area suffering from a lack of potable water for years while commissioners continue to cry, “it’s a state and federal government problem” to solve, why they continue to cater to overdevelopment without addressing the issues with deadly local roads like Pleasant Hill Road, why they continue their incessant grandstanding like giving away a few twigs on Arbor Day while they continue to rip out millions of beautiful trees and wild plants for their overdevelopment…the list goes on.

03/09/2026

Come out and take a nature walk at Boardwalk Park at Pleasant Hill (Mac Overstreet).