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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Mirabay Townhomes Phase 2 Plat
Record date · May 9, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners has officially accepted the for the second phase of the Mirabay Townhomes development. This action confirms that construction is complete and school capacity requirements have been met.
This approval allows the legal recording of the property for Mirabay Townhomes Phase 2, finalizing the development's compliance with local land use and school capacity regulations.
Who It Affects
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Property Developers
The developers are now authorized to record the plat, which is a prerequisite for property sales.
Local School District
The district received a $39,604.00 payment to address the impact of the new development on school capacity.
Key Facts
- The plat for Mirabay Townhomes Phase 2 is accepted for official recording.
- The development is located in Section 28, Township 31, and Range 19.
- Construction for Phase 2 is certified as complete by Florida Professional Engineer Christopher N. O'Kelley.
- Infrastructure improvements for Phase 2 were previously accepted alongside Phase 1.
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- School concurrency requirements were satisfied via a Developer Agreement.
- A payment of $39,604.00 was submitted on April 18, 2023, to satisfy school concurrency obligations.
- The file reference number for this action is 2023-0055.
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School Concurrency Payment
The development paid $39,604.00 for school concurrency, linking the residential project directly to local school infrastructure funding.
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