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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Land Purchase for Lake Mary Boulevard Turn Lane Project
Record date · November 12, 2024
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What This Bill Does
Seminole County is purchasing a small 50-square-foot piece of land from GCS Multi LLC to facilitate a turn lane project on Lake Mary Boulevard. The county will pay $4,370 to acquire this land, which serves as a final settlement for all compensation claims related to the property.
The county is spending $4,370 in public funds to acquire private property for a road improvement project in District 4.
Who It Affects
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GCS Multi LLC
The entity is selling 50 square feet of land to the county and receiving $4,370 in compensation.
Seminole County Taxpayers
Taxpayer funds are being used to pay for the land acquisition.
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners approved the purchase of 50 square feet of land from GCS Multi LLC.
- The purchase price is $4,370.00.
- The land is designated as 'Project Parcel No. 1' for a 'corner clip' to support the Lake Mary Boulevard Turn Lane Project.
- The payment serves as full settlement for all claims for compensation related to this parcel.
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- The project is located in District 4 (Lockhart).
- The Chairman is authorized to execute the purchase agreement.
- The item was processed as a Consent Item under file number 2024-1472.
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Standardized Land Acquisition
The document explicitly ties the purchase price to a full settlement of all claims, a standard legal mechanism to prevent future litigation over eminent domain or land value disputes.
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