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Easement Vacation at 2229 Malibu Drive

Original title: Public Hearing - Vacating Petition by James S. Eggert and Sheryl M. Eggert to vacate a portion of a 15-foot-wide platted public utility easement within Folio No 072856-0520, in Brandon Adopt a Resolution vacating a portion of a 15-foot-wide platted public utility easement, lying within Lot 8, Block 3, of the plat of Holiday Hills- Unit No 3, as recorded in Plat Book 43, Page 85, of the public records of Hillsborough County, and being more particularly described in the Resolution. The proposed vacate area is located at 2229 Malibu Drive, within Folio No 072856-0520, generally lying north of Bloomingdale Avenue and east of John Moore Road, in Brandon, and consists of approximately 3,944 square feet (0.10 acres). The Petitioners, James S. Eggert and Sheryl M. Eggert, have submitted this request to allow for the installation of a shed into a portion of the utility easement. Reviewing departments, agencies, and utility providers have raised no objections to this request. The financial impact associated with this item consisted of required advertising per statute, recording fees and processing, estimated to be less than $175.00, which are paid for by the Petitioners.

Record date · March 19, 2024

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What This Bill Does

Hillsborough County has approved a request to a portion of a public utility at 2229 Malibu Drive in Brandon. This action allows the property owners to install a shed on the land previously designated for utility use.

Why it matters

The resolution removes a 3,944-square-foot public utility at 2229 Malibu Drive, allowing the property owners to build a shed on that specific portion of their land.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

James S. Eggert and Sheryl M. Eggert

The petitioners are granted the right to install a shed on land previously restricted by a utility easement.

Directly affected

Utility providers

Utility providers lose access to the specific 3,944-square-foot area for future utility infrastructure.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'vacate' an easement?
Vacating an means the county is officially releasing its right to use that specific portion of private property for public utility purposes.
Will this affect utility services in the area?
According to the document, reviewing departments, agencies, and utility providers raised no objections to the request.
Who pays for the costs associated with this request?
The petitioners, James S. and Sheryl M. Eggert, are responsible for all costs, including advertising and processing fees.

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Connected Entities

James S. Eggert, 2229 Malibu Drive, Hillsborough County and 1 more

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