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Hillsborough County Property Easement Vacation (V25-0001)

Original title: V25-0001: Hillsborough County Resolution to Vacate Easement

September 10, 2025

land use easement property rights Hillsborough County

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The Frame

What this does

This resolution determines whether the property owners can legally remove a 1,068-square-foot public utility on their land, which is a necessary step for their planned home improvements.

Who is mentioned in the record

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

Victor Lares Martinez and Nereida Linares Delgado

The petitioners are seeking the removal of a legal restriction on their property to allow for construction and resolve an encroachment.

What changed

Last recorded activity September 10, 2025.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

Hillsborough County is considering a request to remove a public utility on a private property in the Pebble Creek Village neighborhood. The property owners, Victor Lares Martinez and Nereida Linares Delgado, requested this change to address an existing roof overhang and to allow for the construction of a pool, spa, and deck.

Key Facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an easement vacation?

An vacation is a legal process where the county removes a previously established right for utilities to use a specific portion of private land.

Why are the owners requesting this?

The owners need to remove the to fix a roof overhang that currently encroaches on the area and to clear the space for a new pool, spa, and deck.

Will this affect local utility services?

No, the county has confirmed there are no active or planned future utilities in that specific area.

Why It Matters

This resolution determines whether the property owners can legally remove a 1,068-square-foot public utility on their land, which is a necessary step for their planned home improvements.

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Discoveries

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Routine Easement Cleanup

The request highlights a common administrative process for homeowners to clear title issues related to historical utility easements that are no longer in use.

Hillsborough County

Connected Entities

otherFolio No 059240-1038“Parcel identifier”Map →

bill_numberPlat Book 45, Page 16“Recordation information”Map →

organizationHillsborough County“Governing body considering the resolution”Map →

personNereida Linares Delgado“Petitioner submitting the vacation request”Map →

organizationPebble Creek Village Unit 1“Plat where the easement is located”Map →

personVictor Lares Martinez“Petitioner submitting the vacation request”Map →

dollar_amount$400“Application fee”Map →

otherLot 16“Location within the plat”Map →

Sources

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