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Commissioners grant family-hardship split for McBee property; petitioners to record 3-year sale restriction

5113874 · July 1, 2025

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Summary

The board granted a family-hardship parcel split allowing Gary and Valerie McBee to divide a 10.5-acre tract into an 8-acre parcel and a 2.5-acre parcel to provide land for their son. Commissioners discussed the required temporary sale restriction (currently three years) and approved the split by unanimous vote.

Hernando County commissioners approved a family-hardship request that divides a 10.5-acre parcel on Train Pass into an 8-acre parcel with the existing house and a 2.5-acre parcel to be transferred to the petitioners' son.

Petitioners Gary and Valerie McBee said they are splitting off the 2.5-acre parcel to provide a site for their son and his fiance9e. Staff reviewed the request and the board discussed the standard family-hardship conditions, including the county's limitation on selling the newly created lot for a period following approval. Commissioners noted the typical county condition that the parcel not be sold for three years; the board approved the split and left the standard restrictive term in place.

The board approved the family hardship split unanimously and advised staff to record the division and include the applicable sale restriction in the recorded documents.