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Public Utility Easement Vacation at 2229 Malibu Drive

Original title: V23-0009: Vacation of Public Utility Easement in Brandon

Record date · March 20, 2024

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What This Bill Does

Hillsborough County is considering a request to vacate a portion of a public utility at 2229 Malibu Drive in Brandon. The property owners, James and Sheryl Eggert, seek this change to allow for the installation of a shed on their property.

Why it matters

The resolution would legally remove a 3,944-square-foot public utility from a private lot, allowing the homeowners to build a shed in an area previously reserved for utility access.

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

James S. Eggert

The petitioner is seeking to change the legal status of an easement on their property to allow for shed construction.

Directly affected

Sheryl M. Eggert

The petitioner is seeking to change the legal status of an easement on their property to allow for shed construction.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a public utility easement?
It is a designated portion of land on a property that utility companies have the legal right to use for infrastructure like pipes, wires, or cables.
Will this affect my utility services?
The document states that all relevant utility providers and agencies have reviewed the request and raised no objections.

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Petitioner-funded processing

The document explicitly notes that all administrative and advertising costs are borne by the petitioners, ensuring no cost to the county.

Connected Entities

James S. Eggert, Brandon, 2229 Malibu Drive and 6 more
PersonJames S. Eggert“property owner requesting easement vacation”Map →
locationBrandon“city where the property is located”Map →
location2229 Malibu Drive“address of the property”Map →
PersonSheryl M. Eggert“property owner requesting easement vacation”Map →
locationLot 8, Block 3, of the plat of Holiday Hills- Unit No 3“detailed description of the property location”Map →
locationHillsborough County“county where the property is located”Map →
otherFolio No 072856-0520“unique identifier for the property”Map →
otherPlat Book 43, Page 85“reference to the public record of the property”Map →
dollar amount$175.00“estimated cost of advertising and processing”Map →

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