City Authorization to Accept Utility Easement at St. Mary 18-21 Condominiums

Original title: AUTHORIZATION FOR THE CITY OF PINELLAS PARK TO ACCEPT A UTILITY EASEMENT FROM ST. MARY 18-21 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT PARCEL ID 16-30-16-77984-000-0001 - (ESMT-2025-00030)

Record date · August 28, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The Pinellas Park City Council is considering a request to accept a from the St. Mary 18-21 Condominium Association. This legal agreement allows the city to access specific private property to maintain or install utility infrastructure.

Why it matters

This action grants the City of Pinellas Park legal access to a specific parcel of land (ID 16-30-16-77984-000-0001) to manage utility services for the community.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

St. Mary 18-21 Condominium Association, Inc.

The association is granting the city legal access to a portion of their property for utility purposes.

Indirectly affected

City of Pinellas Park residents

Residents may be affected by the city's ability to maintain or upgrade utility infrastructure on the specified property.

Key Facts

The City of Pinellas Park is formally accepting a utility easement.
The easement is granted by the St. Mary 18-21 Condominium Association, Inc.
The affected property is identified by Parcel ID 16-30-16-77984-000-0001.
The document is filed under reference number ESMT-2025-00030.

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The item is currently listed on the City Council's Consent Agenda.
The file number for this legislative item is 25-3031.
The item was introduced on August 6, 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a utility easement?

A is a legal right that allows a utility company or city to use a specific portion of a private property for utility-related purposes, such as maintaining water, sewer, or electrical lines.

Does this change who owns the land?

No, an easement does not transfer ownership of the land; it only grants the city the right to access the property for specific utility-related activities.

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