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Read. Follow. Verify.Reduction of Property Liens for 1402 Florida Ave
Record date · August 12, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Jacksonville City Council has approved an agreement to reduce nuisance abatement and s on the property located at 1402 Florida Ave. This ordinance authorizes a reduction of $36,483.32 in liens plus interest, contingent on the property owner rehabilitating the site to meet city code standards.
The city is forgiving $36,483.32 in debt owed by The Hardmon Company, LLC in exchange for the company bringing the blighted property at 1402 Florida Ave into compliance with city building codes.
Who It Affects
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The Hardmon Company, LLC
The company is the property owner and party to the agreement that reduces their financial liability to the city.
City of Jacksonville Finance and Neighborhoods Departments
These departments are tasked with monitoring the rehabilitation progress and managing the lien settlement.
Key Facts
- The City of Jacksonville will reduce nuisance abatement and demolition liens on 1402 Florida Ave by $36,483.32 plus accrued interest.
- The reduction is contingent upon The Hardmon Company, LLC rehabilitating the property to bring it into compliance with the City Ordinance Code.
- The ordinance waives subsection 518.145(d) of the Ordinance Code, which governs the standard collection and settlement of such liens.
- The Finance Department and the Neighborhoods Department are directed to cooperatively administer and monitor the agreement.
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- The ordinance authorizes the Directors of the Finance and Neighborhoods Departments to extinguish the liens once rehabilitation compliance is met.
- The ordinance was passed by the City Council with an 18-0 vote on August 12, 2025.
- The property is identified by Real Estate number 114619-0020.
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Use of Lien Waivers for Compliance
The city is utilizing the waiver of specific code sections (518.145(d)) as a tool to incentivize private property rehabilitation.
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