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Utility Easement Transfer Between Pinellas Park and Largo

Original title: AUTHORIZATION FOR THE MAYOR TO SIGN A UTILITY EASEMENT TRANSFER AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF PINELLAS PARK AND THE CITY OF LARGO, FLORIDA - Official Records Book 5794, Page 1658

March 28, 2024

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The Frame

What this does

This agreement formalizes which city has the legal right to access and maintain specific utility infrastructure, ensuring continued service delivery for residents in the affected areas.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

City of Pinellas Park residents

Residents in the affected area will have their utility infrastructure managed by the City of Largo instead of Pinellas Park.

City of Largo residents

Residents in the affected area will have their utility infrastructure managed by the City of Largo.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 28, 2024.

What's next

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Summary

The Pinellas Park City Council is authorizing the Mayor to sign an agreement to transfer rights to the City of Largo. This is a routine administrative action to manage utility infrastructure access between the two neighboring cities.

Key Facts

The Pinellas Park City Council is authorizing the Mayor to execute a utility easement transfer agreement.
The agreement is between the City of Pinellas Park and the City of Largo.
The action is filed under number 24-2354.
The document is recorded in Official Records Book 5794, Page 1658.
The item was introduced on March 12, 2024.
The item is categorized as a Consent Agenda item, indicating it is expected to be approved without separate discussion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a utility easement?

A is a legal right that allows a utility provider or city to access a specific portion of land to install, maintain, or repair utility infrastructure like water, sewer, or electric lines.

Will this affect my utility service?

This agreement transfers the legal rights between the two cities; it is an administrative step to ensure the correct city is responsible for maintaining the infrastructure in that area.

Why It Matters

This agreement formalizes which city has the legal right to access and maintain specific utility infrastructure, ensuring continued service delivery for residents in the affected areas.

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Inter-city Infrastructure Management

The document highlights an ongoing trend of municipalities formalizing utility boundaries through inter-city agreements.

City of Pinellas Park City of Largo

Connected Entities

otherOfficial Records Book 5794, Page 1658“The official recording location for the easement agreement.”Map →

organizationCity of Pinellas Park“The municipality transferring the utility easement.”Map →

organizationCity of Largo“The municipality receiving the utility easement.”Map →

Sources

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