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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Second Amendment to Right-of-Way Agreement with Golden Ocala Entities
Record date · December 16, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Marion County Board of County Commissioners is considering the second amendment to an existing agreement regarding the transfer of right-of-way land involving several private development companies. This administrative action updates the terms of a previous land agreement.
This agreement formalizes the legal transfer of land rights between Marion County and private developers, which may impact future road access or infrastructure development in the specified area.
Who It Affects
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Golden Ocala Equestrian Land LLC and associated entities
These private companies are parties to the legal agreement governing the conveyance of land rights.
Marion County residents
Residents may be affected by changes to land use or infrastructure access resulting from the right-of-way conveyance.
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing the second amendment to a right-of-way conveyance agreement.
- The agreement involves Marion County and four private entities: Golden Ocala Equestrian Land LLC, Equestrian Operations LLC, Roberts Development Corporation, and R.L.R. Investments LLC.
- The document states there is no budget impact associated with this amendment.
- The item is classified as a 'Consent' agenda item, typically reserved for routine matters.
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- The file number for this request is 2025-21485.
- The request was introduced on December 4, 2025.
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No Budget Impact
The document explicitly notes that the amendment has no budget impact, suggesting it is a purely legal or administrative adjustment.
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