Residents of Parkland are expressing concerns about potential drainage issues as the city moves forward with new developments by Lennar, a well-known builder in the area. During a recent Planning and Zoning meeting, community members raised questions about past problems associated with Lennar's previous projects, including significant drainage challenges and landscaping failures.

One resident highlighted personal experiences with issues such as premature tree growth and malfunctioning amenities in their community developed by Lennar. This prompted a call for clarity on what measures are being taken to prevent similar problems in future developments.

City officials responded by outlining steps taken to address these concerns. They noted that an extensive code rewrite was implemented after previous developments, which included changes to setbacks and regulations regarding the placement of air conditioning units. Additionally, the city emphasized that they have established specific solutions to drainage issues in the area, which they expect Lennar to adhere to in their new projects.

The discussion reflects a broader commitment from the city to ensure that past mistakes are not repeated, aiming to foster a more sustainable and reliable development process for current and future homeowners. As Lennar prepares to move forward, the community remains vigilant, hoping that these new measures will lead to improved outcomes.