Family land divisions in rural Marion County
Summary
Two families won approval to divide land for relatives' homes — the Brancoccios splitting nearly 10 acres among four family parcels and Lacinda Burke giving her son 1.5 acres. Both come with survey and title conditions.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 31, 2026.
Impact analysis
No new county MSBU assessments are created; maintenance stays with the HOAs.
The Brancoccio and Burke families can build homes for immediate family members on the new parcels.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Development Review Committee — August 31, 2026
Two rural land splits avoid the county's special maintenance assessment because HOA agreements cover shared easement upkeep.
Development Review Committee — August 10, 2026
Two families won approval to divide land for relatives' homes — the Brancoccios splitting nearly 10 acres among four family parcels and Lacinda Burke giving her son 1.5 acres. Both come with survey and title conditions.
Related development
Reddick Ranches - Agricultural Lot Split
Land split proceeds with private HOA maintenance instead of a county assessment.
Burke Family Division
Creates a 1.5-acre homesite for a family member with separate driveway access.
Brancoccio Family Division
Creates homesites for the Brancoccio family in a rural area.
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