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Read. Follow. Verify.Removal of Property Restrictions for Specific Lots in Port St. Lucie
Record date · May 27, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Port St. Lucie City Council has approved the termination of a previously placed on two specific properties located in Section Nine, Block 1106. This action removes the legal limitations that were previously recorded in the St. Lucie County public records.
The owners of Lots 1 and 30 in Block 1106 are no longer bound by the specific land-use restrictions recorded in Book 1458, Page 649, which may change how the property can be developed or utilized.
Who It Affects
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Trayce L. Jones and Glenn T. Jones
The property owners are released from the specific land-use obligations previously recorded against their lots.
Key Facts
- The City Council passed File 2025-488 to terminate a restrictive covenant.
- The affected properties are identified as Lots 1 and 30, Block 1106, Port St. Lucie Section Nine.
- The original covenant was recorded in Official Records Book 1458, Page 649, of the St. Lucie County Public Records.
- The legislation was introduced on May 9, 2025.
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- The document status is confirmed as 'Passed' under the 'Consent' agenda category.
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Routine Property Release
The city is utilizing the consent agenda to process individual property covenant releases, suggesting a standard administrative workflow for these requests.
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