Commission approves right-of-way abandonment for Marina Cove at Riverside development, 3-1
Summary
The City Commission voted 3-1 to abandon a 20-foot public right-of-way to allow Marina Cove at Riverside to build 22 townhomes and five single-family homes on about 2.19 acres; staff estimated a privilege fee of $32,600 based on appraisal and said the access alley will be gated and privately maintained.
On second reading the commission approved Ordinance 2554 allowing Marina Cove at Riverside LLC to abandon a roughly 20-foot public right-of-way to enable a proposed residential development with 22 townhomes and five single-family homes on about 2.19 acres. Development Director Jody Kugler described procedural steps, noted the applicant’s appraisal-based privilege fee (estimated at $32,600) and explained that adjacent rights-of-way had previously been abandoned; staff and the applicant said the proposed private alley would be gated and maintained by the HOA.
One resident asked whether the new access would provide a cut-through to Dixie Highway; staff and the petitioner clarified it would not provide direct access to Dixie and would instead be a paved alley dedicated to the townhomes and then be privately owned. The ordinance passed 3-1 with Mayor Reid dissenting; staff said conditions in the ordinance remain applicable and the privilege fee will be collected per the applicable procedures.
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