Riverview Neighbors Demand Action on Road Repair Nine Months After Hurricane Milton

Road Collapse After Hurricane Milton

• ⚠️ Nine months after Hurricane Milton, a Riverview neighborhood's only access road remains unrepaired.
• 💡 The road initially collapsed due to the hurricane, and a temporary fix was made with dirt and gravel.
• 💬 Residents are frustrated by the lack of urgency and poor communication from their community management company.

Financial Burden on Homeowners

• 💰 Homeowners were informed that they collectively need to pay $1.25 million for the road repair.
• 🚫 They are concerned that the community management company had no insurance to cover the road repairs.
• 📈 Residents are paying annual fees but are now being asked to fund a significant infrastructure repair.

Ongoing Concerns and Risks

• 🌧️ Heavy rains, like the one experienced recently, cause anxiety among residents about the temporary road's stability.
• 📌 The fear is that the road could fail again, trapping residents in their neighborhood.
• 🏠 The neighborhood, Moss Landing, is home to dozens of families who rely on this single access point.

Lack of Communication and Urgency

• 🗣️ Residents describe the communication from the community management company as "absolutely horrible."
• ⏳ They are waiting for firm plans to rebuild the road and desire more proactive engagement.
• 🏢 Efforts to reach the community management company, Excelsior, for comment have been unsuccessful.