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File #:
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20-089
Version:
1
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Name:
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Type:
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Agreement/Contract
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Status:
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Passed
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On agenda:
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1/14/2020
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Final action:
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1/14/2020
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Title:
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Approval and execution of First Amendment to Road Network and Mitigation Agreement (The Grow, A/k/a Lake Pickett South) S.R. 50 and Chuluota Road by and among American Land Investments of Orange County, LLC, Banksville of Florida, Inc., Nivesa of Florida, Inc., and Orange County to provide for an alternative mitigation payment schedule totaling $26 million. District 5. (Planning Division)
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Approval and execution of First Amendment to Road Network and Mitigation Agreement (The Grow, A/k/a Lake Pickett South) S.R. 50 and Chuluota Road by and among American Land Investments of Orange County, LLC, Banksville of Florida, Inc., Nivesa of Florida, Inc., and Orange County to provide for an alternative mitigation payment schedule totaling $26 million. District 5. (Planning Division)
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