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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval to Vacate Utility Easements at Calusa Creek
Record date · September 12, 2023
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What This Bill Does
Hillsborough County has approved a request to remove portions of two public utility s in the Calusa Creek neighborhood of Riverview. This action resolves property issues where townhomes were built into the designated easement areas.
This decision officially clears the legal status of property boundaries for two specific townhome lots in Riverview, ensuring the structures are no longer encroaching on public utility s.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Transcend Development Corp.
The petitioner is responsible for paying processing fees and sought the resolution to clear property encroachment issues.
Calusa Creek of Hillsborough Homeowners Association Inc.
The petitioner is responsible for paying processing fees and sought the resolution to clear property encroachment issues.
Hillsborough County residents
The action is limited to specific private lots and does not impact public utility access or county-wide services.
Key Facts
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Resolution of Construction Encroachments
The document highlights a formal administrative pathway for developers to rectify construction errors where townhomes were built into utility easements.
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