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Read. Follow. Verify.Purchase of Land for New Water Treatment Plant on Hexam Road
Record date · April 14, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Hernando County has finalized a contract to purchase property from Hawk Lake Hideaway, LLC. The land, located on Hexam Road, is designated for the construction of a new water treatment plant for the county's Utilities Department.
This purchase secures the physical site required for the county to expand its water treatment infrastructure, which will impact future utility service capacity for residents.
Who It Affects
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Hernando County Utilities Department
The department is responsible for the development and operation of the new water treatment plant on the acquired site.
Hawk Lake Hideaway, LLC
The entity is transferring ownership of real estate to the county.
Hernando County residents
Residents may experience changes in water utility infrastructure and service capacity following the construction of the plant.
Key Facts
- The Hernando County Water and Sewer District is purchasing land from Hawk Lake Hideaway, LLC.
- The property is located on Hexam Road.
- The land is intended for the development of a new water treatment plant.
- The project is managed by the Hernando County Utilities Department.
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- The contract status is officially 'Adopted' as of the Board of County Commissioners meeting.
- The file reference number for this transaction is 16482.
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Infrastructure Expansion
The county is actively moving forward with expanding utility capacity through the acquisition of new land for treatment facilities.
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