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A Resolution Of The City Commission Of The City Of Hollywood, Florida, Authorizing The Appropriate City Officials To Execute The Attached Agreement For Easement And Right-Of-Way License, Between The Seminole Tribe Of Florida And The City Of Hollywood, Pursuant To Which The City Grants A Right-Of-Way License To The Tribe For Use Of City Public Right-Of-Way Along A Portion Of N. 64th Avenue And The Tribe, Acting Through The Bureau Of Indian Affairs On Behalf Of The United States Of America, Grants An Easement For Use Of Seminole Reservation Land Along A Portion Of Charleston Street And Atlanta Street; And Authorizing The Appropriate City Officials To Execute The Attached Interlocal Agreement Between The School Board Of Broward County, Florida And The City Of Hollywood To Accommodate Reconfiguration Of N. 64th Avenue Adjacent To The Quest School.
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Staff Recommends: Approval of Resolution
Explanation:
Back in 2009, the Seminole Tribe of Florida brought to the attention of the City of Hollywood that portions of N. 64th Avenue, Charleston Street, and Atlanta Street encroach on the Hollywood Seminole Indian Reservation. Since that time, the Tribe has also shared its intent to provide for a secured gated tribal community through the construction of perimeter walls and gated road access to and from the reservation lands, and began this endeavor in 2010 with the gated closure of 64th Avenue between Atlanta Street and Charleston Street. The Tribe desires to complete this endeavor through the construction of the perimeter wall along its tribal boundary within 64th Avenue to Oak Street, within Charleston from 64th Avenue to 65th Avenue, and within Atlanta Street from 64th Avenue to the Turnpike, together with the construction of a gate house at the northern end of 64th Avenue. These three roadways currently provide access to City of Hollywood resident homes and the Broward County School Board's Quest Center.
City staff worked with the Tribe, the Sc...
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