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Read. Follow. Verify.Resolution 2026-36: Utility Agreement for Parcel 23325-003-04
Record date · June 2, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This resolution authorizes the city to enter into an agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) regarding utility interests on a specific parcel of land. The agreement subordinates city utility interests to the state's transportation interests for parcel 23325-003-04.
This agreement changes the legal priority of utility infrastructure on parcel 23325-003-04, ensuring that state transportation projects take precedence over city utility access on that specific property.
Who It Affects
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Florida Department of Transportation
The agency gains legal priority for transportation projects over city utility interests on the specified parcel.
City Utility Department
The department's legal rights to access or maintain infrastructure on parcel 23325-003-04 become subordinate to state transportation interests.
Key Facts
- The City Council is adopting an agreement to subordinate city utility interests to the Florida Department of Transportation.
- The agreement specifically applies to parcel number 23325-003-04.
- The resolution was introduced on May 7, 2026.
- The resolution is currently in 'Agenda Ready' status.
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The resolution reflects standard inter-agency coordination between local utility providers and state transportation departments for land development.
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