Legislation Details

File #: 26-1248   
Type: Public Hearings Status: Passed
File created: 6/30/2026 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 7/21/2026 Final action: 7/21/2026
Title: Request the Board, by its own motion, consider adoption of a resolution to vacate a portion of deeded right-of-way lying easterly of Crystal Beach Road in the Winter Haven area. Also request Board authorize the conveyance of the County's interest via County Deed, accept a Drainage Easement and accept a Quit Claim Deed for additional right-of-way for Crystal Beach Road. (No fiscal impact)
Attachments: 1. Backup - Vacate Deeded ROW - Crystal Beach Road Area, 2. Resolution - Vacate Deeded ROW - Crystal Beach Road Area
SUBJECT
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Request the Board, by its own motion, consider adoption of a resolution to vacate a portion of deeded right-of-way lying easterly of Crystal Beach Road in the Winter Haven area. Also request Board authorize the conveyance of the County's interest via County Deed, accept a Drainage Easement and accept a Quit Claim Deed for additional right-of-way for Crystal Beach Road. (No fiscal impact)
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DESCRIPTION
The County was contacted by Lori L. Proctor regarding right-of-way located along the northern portion of her property which is not being utilized for roadway purposes. County staff reviewed the area and determined that in July, 1956, Charles Proctor and Ilene Proctor, his wife, conveyed 25-foot wide strips of land to the County as right-of-way for a roadway now known as Grady Polk Road near its intersection with a roadway now known as Crystal Beach Road by a Quit Claim Deed recorded in Deed Book 1046, at Pages 485 and 486. Subsequent to the above-mentioned deed Crystal Beach Road was realigned to the west leaving a portion of right-of-way, measuring approximately 100-feet, which now lies to the east of the roadway. A portion of the right-of-way associated with the old alignment, which consisted of platted right-of-way shown on the map of Lago Vista, was previously vacated in 2008; however, the deeded right-of-way was not included and remains in place. This portion of right-of-way has not been utilized for a roadway in over 50 years, but is, and has been, used for drainage purposes in conjunction with an existing drainage easement running easterly to Eagle Lake. Through ongoing discussions with Ms. Proctor, she has agreed to convey additional right-of-way along, and for, Crystal Beach Road, which is currently substandard, and in consideration the County would process the vacation of the deeded right-of-way lying east of the roadway. Additionally, Ms. Proctor, has agreed to grant a drainage easement over the proposed vacation area to accommod...

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