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Commission approves Mango Avenue right-of-way vacation with proffers and staff review of neighborhood infrastructure
Summary
The City Commission approved vacating a dead-end segment of Mango Avenue to allow an auto-repair development to proceed, conditioned on recorded easements for drainage and access, a sidewalk extension and the applicant securing permits within two years.
The City Commission on Feb. 18 approved an ordinance vacating a vacant, unimproved dead-end segment of Mango Avenue (the city right of way) so an adjacent auto service development could proceed — but the approval included several proffers and a referral to staff for further study of longstanding neighborhood infrastructure issues.
Planner Rebecca Webster summarized staff findings: the subject segment is “a vacant, unimproved dead end with no turnaround,” and improving it into a public street would require acquiring adjoining property and significant civil work. The planning board had recommended approval by a 3–2 vote; commissioners had asked the applicants and neighbors to negotiate additional solutions before the hearing.
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