Summary
Dan Swoish returned to flag a billboard he says violates the city's own sign rules and warned about 10,000 truckloads of dirt being hauled onto the Horton property, including a dirt dam across a riparian creek that he fears could wash out in rain.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Road damage is covered by a cash bond, which the developer agreed to extend to Villa Park.
Maybury Ranch residents if the city enforces zoning and drainage protections.
Mabury Ranch and Villa Park residents still face potential truck traffic if the primary route fails, and Villa Park roads bear wear during hauling.
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Orange City Council — June 23, 2026
Dan Swoish returned to flag a billboard he says violates the city's own sign rules and warned about 10,000 truckloads of dirt being hauled onto the Horton property, including a dirt dam across a riparian creek that he fears could wash out in rain.
Orange City Council — January 13, 2026
240 truck trips a day for six months to grade the old Sully Miller site — the fight was over whether any trucks would cut through Mabury Ranch. The approved plan makes the land-bridge route primary and reserves the neighborhood route for a documented emergency only.
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