Groveland hotel easement vacation
Summary
A glamping resort got its old paper roads vacated, but the neighboring Cedar Summit RV park owner says Way Station Drive was her only viable access and she bought the parcel relying on county surveyor emails. Supervisors sided with the hotel developer anyway.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Cedar Summit claims the vacation leaves its commercial parcel without adequate access; the hotel developer says building Way Station would cost millions and kill the project.
Groveland Hotel Development LLC and the Groveland tourism economy.
Cedar Summit's owner, whose RV park plans may face access and fire-code hurdles.
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