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Family Division Waiver Request for Parcel 01574-000-00

Original title: Pasco Jay Albert II - Family Division Waiver Request Parcel #: 01574-000-00 # Fam Div -000605-2026 Jay Pasco LDC 2.16.1.B(10) - Family Division CODE states a parcel of record as of January 1, 1992 that is not located in a recognized subdivision or an Ag Lot Split. and is located in the Rural Lands may be subdivided for use of immediate family members for their primary residences. Within the Farmland Preservation Area, each of the new tract and the remaining parent tract must be at least three (3) acres in size. Within the Rural Lands. outside of the Farmland Preservation Area each of the new tract and the remaining parent tract must be at least one (1) acre in size. In the Urban Area, only parcels of record as of January 1, 1992 which are Low Residential property exceeding two (2) acres in size may be divided for the use of immediate family members for their primary residences up to the maximum density of one (1) dwelling unit per gross acre. Immediate family is defined as grandparent, parent, step-parent, adopted parent, sibling, child, step-child, adopted child, or grandchild. A parcel of record shall not be divided more than three (3) times as a family division. Minimum access onto a road or street shall be a shared access that is at least forty (40) feet in width and shall be provided by recorded deed or by recorded non-exclusive easement. No subdivision and conveyance to the same family member more than once shall be permitted. No new parcel created by way of family division may be sold or offered for sale within five (5) years of the date of recording the deed transferring ownership of the new parcel to the immediate family member, except in the event of such immediate family member's death. During the five-year holding period, the immediate family member receiving the resulting family division parcel may convey ownership and interest in that resulting family division parcel to their spouse, as tenants in common with rights of survivorship, consistent with the Laws of Florida. Any subdividing of a parcel of record for the purpose of family division shall follow the waiver request process pursuant to Article 2, Division 10 of the Code. APPLICANT - Second Family Division from parent parcel for a family member (first division was in 2006).

Record date · June 1, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The applicant, Jay Pasco, is requesting a waiver to perform a second family division of a parent parcel. This request is being reviewed by the Development Review Committee under local land development codes regarding the subdivision of land for immediate family members.

Why it matters

This request determines whether the applicant can subdivide their property for a family member's primary residence, which is subject to specific size, access, and holding period requirements under local zoning law.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Jay Pasco

The applicant is seeking approval to subdivide their property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a family division?
It is a process that allows a property owner to subdivide a parcel of land for the primary residence of an immediate family member.
Can I sell the new parcel immediately after it is created?
No, the new parcel cannot be sold or offered for sale for five years from the date the deed is recorded, unless the owner passes away.

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Long-term parcel management

The applicant is seeking a second division nearly 20 years after the first division occurred in 2006.

Connected Entities

Jay Pasco, Development Review Committee, LDC 2.16.1.B(10) and 1 more

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