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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Drainage Easement Purchase for Midway Improvement Project
Record date · March 11, 2025
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What This Bill Does
Seminole County has authorized a $17,360 payment to Nathaniel Scurry II to acquire a on his property for the Midway Drainage Improvement Project. This agreement serves as full compensation for the land use and settles all related claims against the county regarding this specific .
The county is spending $17,360 in public funds to secure land rights necessary to proceed with the Midway Drainage Improvement Project in District 5.
Who It Affects
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Nathaniel Scurry II
The property owner is transferring a drainage easement on his land to the county in exchange for a $17,360 payment.
Seminole County Residents
Residents in the vicinity of the Midway Drainage Improvement Project may experience changes to local drainage infrastructure.
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners approved the purchase of a drainage easement from Nathaniel Scurry II.
- The county will pay $17,360.00 to the property owner.
- The easement covers approximately 1,037.7 square feet of land.
- The payment constitutes full settlement for the easement and any other potential compensation claims related to parcel #1-852.
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- The acquisition is required for the Midway Drainage Improvement Project.
- The project is located in District 5.
- The item was introduced by Public Works Director John Slot.
- The item was processed as a Consent Item and has passed.
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The language explicitly includes a full settlement clause, indicating the county's intent to finalize all liability regarding this parcel in a single transaction.
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