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Hillsborough County Resolution to Vacate Utility Easement (V25-0006)

Original title: V25-0006: Hillsborough County Resolution to Vacate Easement

Record date · September 10, 2025

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What This Bill Does

Hillsborough County is considering a request to remove a public utility from a private property in Valrico. The owners, Jessica and Giovanni Calderon, requested the change to allow for the construction of a swimming pool.

Why it matters

This resolution determines whether the county will relinquish its legal right to use a specific 1,276-square-foot portion of private land for utility purposes, directly affecting the property owners' ability to build a swimming pool.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Jessica and Giovanni Calderon

They are the petitioners seeking to remove a utility easement from their property to facilitate pool construction.

Directly affected

Hillsborough County utility providers

They are the entities relinquishing their legal right to access the specified portion of the property for utility purposes.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the county vacating this easement?
The county is vacating the because the property owners, Jessica and Giovanni Calderon, requested it to allow for the construction of a swimming pool, and utility providers confirmed the space is not needed for current or future utilities.
Will this affect local utility services?
No. According to the document, county departments and utility providers have reviewed the request and confirmed there are no active or planned future utilities in that specific area.

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Cost Recovery Model

The county utilizes a full cost-recovery model for easement vacations, requiring petitioners to pay a $400 fee to cover all administrative and advertising expenses.

Connected Entities

Folio No 086754-1204, Jessica Calderon, Giovanni Calderon and 3 more
otherFolio No 086754-1204“Property Identifier”Map →
PersonJessica Calderon“Petitioner”Map →
PersonGiovanni Calderon“Petitioner”Map →
locationBrandon East Subdivision“Property Location”Map →
OrganizationHillsborough County“Governing Body”Map →
bill numberPlat Book 45, Page 35“Public Records Reference”Map →

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