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City Acceptance of Utility Easement from Tampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc.

Original title: AUTHORIZATION FOR THE CITY OF PINELLAS PARK TO ACCEPT A UTILITY EASEMENT FROM TAMPA BAY LAND HOLDINGS, INC. - Parcel ID #27-30-16-10494-012-0100

Record date · March 14, 2024

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What This Bill Does

The Pinellas Park City Council is considering the formal acceptance of a on a specific parcel of land owned by Tampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc. This legal agreement allows the city to access and maintain utility infrastructure on the private property.

Why it matters

This action grants the City of Pinellas Park the legal right to install, operate, and maintain utility lines on the specified private property identified by #27-30-16-10494-012-0100.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Tampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc.

The company is granting a portion of their property rights to the city for utility purposes.

Directly affected

City of Pinellas Park residents

Residents may be affected by the installation or maintenance of utility infrastructure on this parcel.

Key Facts

The City of Pinellas Park is authorized to accept a utility easement from Tampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc.
The easement pertains to the property identified by Parcel ID #27-30-16-10494-012-0100.
The item is filed under number 24-2314.
The item is currently listed on the City Council's Consent Agenda.

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The item was introduced on February 13, 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a utility easement?

A is a legal right granted by a property owner to a utility provider or municipality, allowing them to use a specific portion of the land for utility-related purposes, such as water, sewer, or electric lines.

Does this change who owns the land?

No, an easement does not transfer ownership of the land; it only grants the city specific rights to access and maintain infrastructure on that portion of the property.

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Connected Entities

Tampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc., City of Pinellas Park, 24-2314 and 1 more

OrganizationTampa Bay Land Holdings, Inc.“The property owner granting the utility easement to the city.”Map →

OrganizationCity of Pinellas Park“The municipal government body accepting the easement.”Map →

other24-2314“The file number for the legislative item.”Map →

other27-30-16-10494-012-0100“The specific parcel identification number for the land subject to the easement.”Map →

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