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Read. Follow. Verify.Annexation of Property at 6868 118th Avenue North
Record date · June 23, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Pinellas Park City Council is finalizing the of a property located at 6868 118th Avenue North into the city limits. This ordinance formally updates the city's boundary maps and assigns a new city zoning classification to the parcel.
This ordinance changes the legal jurisdiction of the property at 6868 118th Avenue North, moving it into Pinellas Park and subjecting it to city zoning regulations and municipal services.
Who It Affects
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118th Avenue Acquisition, LLC
The owner of the property being annexed into the city limits.
Pinellas Park residents
The city's tax base and service area are expanded to include the new parcel.
Key Facts
- The City Council is approving the voluntary annexation of land located at 6868 118th Avenue North.
- The ordinance amends the official legal description of the city's corporate boundaries.
- The city will assign a new zoning classification to the annexed property.
- This document represents the second and final reading of the ordinance.
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- The annexation process is tracked under file number AX-2025-00005.
- The ordinance includes a provision to repeal any previous city ordinances that conflict with this new boundary change.
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Voluntary Annexation Trend
The use of a voluntary petition indicates a proactive move by the property owner to align with city zoning, likely for development purposes.
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