Public Hearing: Property Easement Vacation at 2220 Valleybrook Avenue

Original title: V25-0016 Public Hearing - Vacating Petition by Angel Manuel Marrero, Jr. and Luz Eneida Marreo to vacate a portion of a platted public utility easement located at 2220 Valleybrook Avenue in Valrico, within Folio 086422- 2414. Adopt a Resolution vacating a portion of a platted public utility easement within Lot 20, Block 13, of Brandon- Valrico Hills Estates Subdivision Unit No. 3, as recorded in Plat Book 50, Page 38, of the Public Records of Hillsborough County. The petitioners, Angel Manuel Marrero, Jr. and Luz Eneida Marrero, request the vacation to allow them to permit a pool enclosure and shed destroyed by Hurricane Milton. The requested vacate area is an 85.10 square-foot portion of a larger 601.87 square-foot total easement. The remaining utility easement area is adequate to serve existing Charter/Spectrum facilities. County departments, agencies, and utility providers have raised no objections to this request. Estimated costs for required advertising per statute, recording fees, and processing are accounted for in the Petitioner’s application fee of $400.

Record date · April 7, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Hillsborough County is considering a request to remove a portion of a public utility easement at 2220 Valleybrook Avenue in Valrico. The property owners, Angel Manuel Marrero, Jr. and Luz Eneida Marrero, seek this change to allow for the reconstruction of a pool enclosure and shed damaged by Hurricane Milton.

Why it matters

This resolution determines whether the property owners can legally build over a specific 85.10 square-foot portion of land currently designated for public utility use.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Angel Manuel Marrero, Jr. and Luz Eneida Marrero

The petitioners are seeking legal permission to build on a portion of their property currently restricted by a utility easement.

Directly affected

Charter/Spectrum

The utility provider's existing facilities are located within the easement area.

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Will this affect utility services in the area?

No. Utility providers have confirmed that the remaining easement area is adequate to serve existing facilities.

Why are the owners requesting this change?

The owners need to vacate the easement to legally reconstruct a pool enclosure and shed that were destroyed by Hurricane Milton.

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Hurricane Recovery Land Use

The request highlights the administrative process required for residents to rebuild structures destroyed by Hurricane Milton that were previously located in restricted easement areas.

Hurricane Milton Angel Manuel Marrero, Jr.Luz Eneida Marrero