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Approval to Remove Public Utility Easements at 3645 Sparrow Hawk Trail

Original title: Petition to Vacate, Re: Public Utility Easements - 3645 Sparrow Hawk Tr - Lots 348 & 349, “Fawn Lake P.U.D. Phase 2, Unit 3” Plat Book 39, Page 79 - Mims - Stanley E. & Patricia L. Retz - District 1

Record date · July 9, 2024

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What This Bill Does

The local government has officially approved a petition to (remove) s located on two specific lots at 3645 Sparrow Hawk Trail in the Fawn Lake development. This action removes the legal right for utility companies to access or install infrastructure on these specific portions of the property.

Why it matters

Property owners Stanley E. and Patricia L. Retz are now permitted to use land previously reserved for utility access, which may affect future utility installation or maintenance options on their property.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Stanley E. and Patricia L. Retz

As the property owners, they are granted the right to use land previously restricted by utility easements.

Directly affected

Utility Providers

These entities lose the legal right to access or install infrastructure within the vacated easement areas.

Key Facts

  • The petition to vacate public utility easements was officially adopted.
  • The affected property is located at 3645 Sparrow Hawk Trail, specifically Lots 348 and 349.
  • The property is part of the 'Fawn Lake P.U.D. Phase 2, Unit 3' subdivision.
  • The legal description is recorded in Plat Book 39, Page 79.
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  • The petition was introduced on June 20, 2024.
  • The file number for this administrative action is 6901.
  • The action is located within District 1.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to 'vacate' an easement?
Vacating an easement means the government is legally removing the requirement that a portion of the land be kept clear for public utility access, such as water, sewer, or electric lines.
Does this affect my property taxes?
The document does not provide information regarding changes to property tax assessments.

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Standardized Easement Removal

The use of a formal petition process for individual lot easement removal indicates a structured administrative path for property owners in the Fawn Lake P.U.D.

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