Resolution to Vacate Utility Easements in Carrollwood Northdale (V2…

The Frame

What this does

This decision officially removes public access rights to specific portions of private land in the Brentwood Subdivision, allowing the homeowners to resolve a property encroachment issue while ensuring utility providers have consented to the change.

Who is mentioned in the record

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

Jarryd and Bethany Dalfino

The petitioners are granted the vacation of easements on their property, resolving a long-standing encroachment issue.

Frontier

The utility provider is required to relocate any existing uses within the vacated easement area.

Hillsborough County

The county is responsible for the legal process of vacating the public easements and processing the application.

What changed

Last recorded activity January 7, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Background

Hillsborough County manages the public records and land-use regulations for the Brentwood Subdivision in the Carrollwood Northdale area. context

Summary

This resolution approves a request by homeowners Jarryd and Bethany Dalfino to remove specific public utility and s on their property in the Brentwood Subdivision. The action is intended to resolve a long-standing encroachment of a pool enclosure and eliminate unused utility infrastructure.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an easement vacation?

It is a legal process where the county gives up its right to use a specific portion of private land for public purposes, such as utility access.

Will this affect my utility service?

No; the resolution states that a five-foot portion of the will remain for utilities, and the provider (Frontier) has agreed to relocate any necessary equipment.

Why is this being done now?

The homeowners are seeking to resolve a property encroachment issue involving a pool enclosure that has been on the property since approximately 1980.

Why It Matters

This decision officially removes public access rights to specific portions of private land in the Brentwood Subdivision, allowing the homeowners to resolve a property encroachment issue while ensuring utility providers have consented to the change.

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Resolution of long-term encroachment

The document highlights a 44-year-old property encroachment (since 1980) being formally resolved through a standard county easement vacation process.

Jarryd Dalfino Bethany Dalfino

Connected Entities

organizationFrontier“agreed to relocate uses”Map →

bill_numberPlat Book 45, Page 33-1“Recordation of plat”Map →

organizationHillsborough County“County departments, agencies, and utility providers”Map →

locationBrentwood Subdivision“plat of Brentwood Subdivision”Map →

personBethany Dalfino“Petitioner”Map →

dollar_amount$400“Petitioner’s application fee”Map →

personJarryd Dalfino“Petitioner”Map →

locationLot 32, Block 1“location of easements”Map →

Sources

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Resolution to Vacate Utility Easements in Carrollwood Northdale (V24-0011)