§ 17-92. Special act modified.

The board was authorized by chapter 85-466, Laws of Florida, to construct certain infrastructure improvements benefiting properties within "unrecorded subdivisions." Unrecorded subdivisions are defined to include:

(1)

Subdivisions in which access to all or portions of the lots or parcels of land is by roads or easements not owned by or dedicated to the public or to a governmental body having maintenance jurisdiction of such roads or easements; and

(2)

Subdivisions within which the road or easements have been dedicated to the public but which have never been accepted as a county road either for ownership or maintenance purposes.

This article is intended to supplement the provisions of chapter 85-466, Laws of Florida, to provide an alternative method of imposing non-ad valorem assessments against properties within unrecorded subdivisions. The board intends to continue its reliance upon chapter 85-466, Laws of Florida, in determining that infrastructure improvements constructed in unrecorded subdivisions serve a valid public purpose. It is the intent of chapter 85-466, Laws of Florida, and this article that the entire capital cost of local improvements within unrecorded subdivisions be borne by the owners of property therein.

(Ord. No. 09-10, § 6.02, 4-7-2009)