Morgan Group $444,000 Land Preservation Donation
Summary
The developer of the Caroline Anclote Harbor apartments handed the city a $444,000 check for its land preservation fund — believed to be the first private donation ever to that fund. The project built on just 12 of 64 acres, preserving wetlands and river corridor, and is expected to add roughly $400,000 a year to city property tax revenue.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
A $444,000 boost to the land preservation fund plus an estimated $400,000 a year in new property tax revenue once the apartments are complete.
Residents gain preservation funding and future tax revenue that helps pay for city services.
No groups negatively affected
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Florida developer battled riverfront critics for years, then gave city $444,000 for green space
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Board of Commissioners - Jun 23, 2026
The developer of the Caroline Anclote Harbor apartments handed the city a $444,000 check for its land preservation fund — believed to be the first private donation ever to that fund. The project built on just 12 of 64 acres, preserving wetlands and river corridor, and is expected to add roughly $400,000 a year to city property tax revenue.
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