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Questions Regarding Approved Commercial Site Plan 5.33 Acres on Fort Pierce Florida

Paul Scavello
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I purchased this vacant land back in 2020. The land is an out parcel with direct access from a shopping center that incudes tenants like CVS, Publix, Family Dollar, Marathon oil etc. Recently, the city removed the only road that gave my site access, stating the road is substandard. The issue i face is that the only access to my site now is through an easement from a busy shopping center. I have been working diligently to get an alternate ingress-egress, but the county wants me to repair a substandard rd that will cost over a million dollars. This road has residential homes and vacant commercial properties on it now, and if i decide to move forward, i will be the only property owner taking on these costs. Even though the road is substandard and hazardous, its apparent that the county stance is You need the road to repair it. I like the area and i am questioning whether it´s worth moving forward with Phase 1 of Construction.

Not sure if anyone went through this before. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You

Paul Scavello

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