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Live Oak annexes small omitted parcel; owner cleared to pursue development plans
Summary
The City of Live Oak approved final reading of Ordinance 1533 to annex a small parcel that was inadvertently left out of a decades-old annexation, bringing the property fully inside city limits and enabling the owner to move forward with development plans.
The City of Live Oak City Council approved final reading of Ordinance 1533 to voluntarily annex a small portion of real property that staff said was unintentionally excluded during an earlier annexation. George Curtis, development manager, said the annexation corrects a mapping omission so the property owner can proceed with development plans.
Curtis said staff recommended approval so the property “in its entirety will be in the city limits and the owner can move forward with development plans.” The item was opened for public hearing; no members of the public spoke on the matter.
A council member moved for final reading of Ordinance 1533; the motion passed on a voice vote. The record showed the council voting in favor and adopting the ordinance.
Discussion versus decision: the council’s action was a final-reading annexation to place the parcel fully inside the City of Live Oak municipal boundary. No additional details about specific development proposals were provided at the hearing; Curtis indicated the annexation removes a mapping error that had persisted since the earlier annexation.
Next steps: with the annexation adopted, the property owner may proceed with any development approvals required by the city’s land-development and permitting processes.
