Acceptance of Road Easement in Davie

Original title: MOTION TO ADOPT Resolution accepting a Road Easement executed by Estates of Alpine Woods Association, Inc., on a portion of real property located at the east side of South Pine Island Road and Bridle Path Court in Davie, Florida, at no cost to Broward County. (Commission District 5)

Record date · June 10, 2025

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What This Bill Does

Broward County is moving to formally accept a from the Estates of Alpine Woods Association, Inc. This action grants the county legal access to a specific portion of land near South Pine Island Road and Bridle Path Court for public use.

Why it matters

The county will gain legal access to land for road purposes at no financial cost to taxpayers, affecting property management near the intersection of South Pine Island Road and Bridle Path Court.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Estates of Alpine Woods Association, Inc.

The association is transferring legal access rights for a portion of their property to the county.

Indirectly affected

Broward County residents

Residents in the vicinity may see changes in road access or maintenance responsibilities managed by the county.

Key Facts

The county is accepting a road easement from the Estates of Alpine Woods Association, Inc.
The easement is located on the east side of South Pine Island Road and Bridle Path Court in Davie, Florida.
The acquisition of this easement is at no cost to Broward County.
The item is categorized as a Consent Item, typically reserved for routine administrative matters.

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The action falls under the jurisdiction of Commission District 5.
The proposal was introduced on May 5, 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a road easement?

A is a legal right granted to the county to use a specific portion of private property for road-related purposes.

Will this cost taxpayers money?

No, the document states the easement is provided at no cost to Broward County.

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