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Planning board recommends approval of partial vacation of Missouri Avenue right-of-way

5563740 · August 11, 2025
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Summary

The Charlotte County Planning and Zoning Board voted to forward a recommendation of approval to the Board of County Commissioners for a petition to vacate a 30-foot portion of Missouri Avenue in Grove City (SB‑25‑03). The applicant refiled after a co‑applicant died; no public opposition was raised at the hearing.

The Charlotte County Planning and Zoning Board voted to forward application SB‑25‑03 to the Board of County Commissioners with a recommendation of approval to vacate a 30‑foot portion of Missouri Avenue in Grove City.

The vacation petition, presented as a legislative item by Sean Cullinan, planning and zoning official, would vacate a portion of right‑of‑way platted in 1886 (plat book 1, page 4) located generally north of Nebraska Avenue, east of Cindy Lane, south of Maryland Avenue and west of Smith Street in Commission District 3. Staff said the strip is vacant and that the property owners listed on the application were Tyler and Agatha Mann; Agatha Mann has since died and the applicant refiled for the surviving portion.

The board opened and closed public comment without speakers. An unnamed applicant who identified themself at the podium confirmed they had refiled, repaid fees, and were present to answer questions. No objections were raised in the hearing record.

After discussion the board moved to forward SB‑25‑03 to the Board of County Commissioners with a recommendation of approval “based on the findings and analysis and the staff memo dated 07/22/2025” and evidence presented at the hearing. The chair called the vote and the motion carried; the item will advance to the BCC for final action.

The action is a recommendation only; any conveyance of vacated right‑of‑way and related dedications or transfers will be resolved by the Board of County Commissioners in a subsequent hearing.

The staff packet attached maps showing the right‑of‑way, aerial imagery, and the county’s future‑land‑use and zoning designations (manufactured home conventional; future land use: low‑density residential).