City-owned Properties Ordinance
Summary
Jacksonville City Council is advancing an ordinance that would adopt a list of city-owned properties considered suitable for use or sale. That means public land in your neighborhood could be repurposed or sold, potentially shaping future development.
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Impact analysis
Selling or repurposing city land could bring revenue or new development—or create public costs—but the source gives no dollar figures.
Developers, the city budget, and residents could benefit if the land is sold for revenue or used for needed public projects.
Residents near affected parcels could face disruption if land is sold or redeveloped, though the source doesn’t name specific harmed groups.
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