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2. First Reading of Ordinance Abandoning ± 0.89 Acres of Right-of-Way of Bennett Drive, along lots

City Commission Regular Meeting · 2026-05-18 · agenda_item

The City of DeLand is considering abandoning approximately 0.89 acres of right-of-way along Bennett Drive, specifically a 50-foot wide, 552.68-foot long section adjacent to lots 25-31 in the DeLand Business and Industrial Park plat. This proposal is currently under review and has had its first reading before the City Commission. If approved, this action would vacate a portion of public road, potentially impacting adjacent land use and development. The process is still early, with the item undergoing review by the City Commission. This early stage means that contractors, suppliers, and service providers have an opportunity to engage with the city and understand potential future needs related to this land. While no construction is planned yet, the vacation of right-of-way could lead to future development opportunities in the area. Businesses specializing in land surveying, legal services related to property rights, and civil engineering could find opportunities as this proposal moves through the review process. Engaging now allows businesses to be informed and prepared for any subsequent development phases.

acres of right-of-way
0.89 acres
wide
50 foot
long
552.68 foot
lots
25-31
Years of Service
25
Years of Service
20
Years of Service
15
Years of Service
10
General Fund Revenues
33,929,873 $
General Fund Expenditures
26,719,937 $
Undesignated Fund Balance
8,746,223 $
required reserve
8,194,900 $
Confiscated Trust Fund revenues
1,622 $
Confiscated Trust Fund expenditures
13,406 $
Homeless Shelter Fund Revenues
403,722 $
Homeless Shelter Fund Expenditures
385,607 $
Spring Hill Community Redevelopment Trust Fund Revenues
1,207,256 $
Spring Hill Community Redevelopment Trust Fund Expenditures
216,999 $
Governmental Impact Fees Trust Fund Revenues
804,125 $
Governmental Impact Fees Trust Fund Expenditures
863,677 $
Downtown Community Redevelopment Trust Fund Revenues
1,216,057 $
Downtown Community Redevelopment Trust Fund Expenditures
371,340 $
Grant & Special Revenues Fund Revenues
1,069,687 $
tree replacement revenues
82,950 $
interfund transfers
749,628 $
Debt Service Fund Revenues
882,051 $
appropriated for governmental funds’ debt payments
2,263,200 $
Capital Projects Fund Revenues
5,315,948 $
Capital Projects Fund Expenditures
5,546,870 $
Water & Sewer Fund Revenues
19,172,899 $
Water & Sewer Expenses
22,046,557 $
Water & Sewer Undesignated Reserves
8,921,800 $
required reserve balance
6,975,882 $
Municipal Airport Fund Revenues
1,327,101 $
Municipal Airport Fund Expenses
945,710 $
Refuse Collection Fund Revenues
3,199,592 $
Refuse Collection Fund Expenses
3,194,829 $
Stormwater Fund Revenues
2,029,532 $
Stormwater Fund expenditures
1,249,864 $
Permits & Inspections Fund Revenues
779,546 $
Permits & Inspection Fund expenditures
2,339,948 $
City’s investments
37,151,910 $
par value
37,140,000 $
market value
36,823,845 $
rate of return
3.61 %
weighted average maturity
3.62
average return on three-month US Treasury Bills
3.61 %
average rate on federal funds
3.64 %
unrealized loss
328,065 $
liquid assets
70 %

Industries that could win this work

  • Engineering & Architecture
  • Legal Services
  • Real Estate Development
  • Site Prep, Grading & Hardscape

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