Resolution to Vacate Utility Easement at 4104 Hollowtrail Drive
January 14, 2026
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The Frame
This resolution, if adopted, will legally remove a 524.01-square-foot public utility at 4104 Hollowtrail Drive, a necessary step for the owners to resolve an open code compliance case regarding unpermitted structures.
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Pedro Arcis and Ana Lucia Pineda Arcis
The petitioners are seeking to remove a legal restriction on their property to address code compliance issues.
Last recorded activity January 14, 2026.
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Why are the homeowners asking to vacate this easement?
Does this resolution automatically resolve the code compliance case?
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Why It Matters
This resolution, if adopted, will legally remove a 524.01-square-foot public utility at 4104 Hollowtrail Drive, a necessary step for the owners to resolve an open code compliance case regarding unpermitted structures.
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Easement Vacation as Remediation
The document highlights a specific procedural path where property owners use the formal vacation of public easements to resolve long-standing code compliance violations.
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