Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 40C-9.380 - Right-of-Way Easements
(1) The District
does not encourage the use of District Lands for utility right-of-way easements
or other similar purposes. However, the District will grant right-of-way
easements if the following criteria are met in the sequence listed below:
(a) First, an analysis is performed by the
person or entity requesting the right-of-way demonstrating why the right-of-way
cannot be located in a manner which will avoid the District Lands;
(b) Second, to the greatest extent possible,
the proposed right-of-way must be located within an existing utility
right-of-way easement, along the District Land boundary, or within an existing
fireline or roadway;
(c) Third, the
proposed right-of-way does not fragment wetland or other functioning habitat;
and
(d) Fourth, the proposed
right-of-way is not located on or under environmentally sensitive lands as
defined by the District in the land management plan.
(2) The District must be compensated for the
loss of intended use of the land within the proposed
right-of-way.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 373.044, 373.113, 373.1391 FS. Law Implemented 373.056, 373.088, 373.089, 373.1391 FS.
New 1-16-94, Amended 5-11-94.
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