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File #: 2024-0462   
Category: Public Hearings - Quasi-Judicial Status: Passed
File created: 4/3/2024 Type: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 5/14/2024 Final action: 5/14/2024
Title: 3066 Kingfisher Point - Consider approval of a 1,244 square foot boat dock/house located on the south side of Kingfisher Point, approximately 3,313 feet south of Brumley Road, more particularly known as 3066 Kingfisher Point (Alan Horn, Applicant). District1 - Dallari (Mary Robinson, Planner)
Attachments: 1. ZONING AND LOCATION MAP, 2. EXHIBIT A 3066 KINGFISHER POINT SITE PLAN, 3. EXHIBIT B TERMINAL PLATFORM WEST ELEVATION, 4. EXHIBIT C WALKWAY STRUCTURAL DETAILS, 5. EXHIBIT D FDEP FINAL PERMIT, 6. DEVELOPMENT ORDER APPROVAL, 7. DEVELOPMENT ORDER DENIAL FLAT.pdf, 8. PowerPoint Presentation

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3066 Kingfisher Point - Consider approval of a 1,244 square foot boat dock/house located on the south side of Kingfisher Point, approximately 3,313 feet south of Brumley Road, more particularly known as 3066 Kingfisher Point (Alan Horn, Applicant). District1 - Dallari (Mary Robinson, Planner)

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Agenda Category:

Public Hearing Items

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Development Services - Planning and Development

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Authorized By:

Rebecca Hammock, Development Services Director

Contact/Phone Number:

Mary Robinson/407-665-7339

Background:

The Applicant is proposing to construct a new 1,244 square foot boat dock/house. (Exhibit A)

Section 70.6 (g) of the Land Development Code of Seminole County (LDCSC) requires a public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners on requests for building permits for boat docks that exceed 1,000 square feet.

Section 70.7 of the LDCSC requires the following items to be considered prior to the issuance of a boat dock permit (italicized text indicates the response and analysis):

a)                     Turbidity in streams, wetlands, and estuarine areas must be minimized.

Turbidity barriers are required to contain the impacts of construction and will be required to be shown on the Site Plan at the time the building permit is submitted.

b)                     The possible effect on the quality of waters on the County.

As the surface area of Lake Mills is 244 acres and the proposed construction of the new dock will be 108 feet +/- from the shoreline, of the subject property, any additional impact on water quality, if any, should be minimal.

c)                     The possible effect on the propagation of wildlife, fish, and aquatic plants and animals.

Lake Mills at 244 acres, provides an adequate environment for the propagation of wildlife, fish, aquatic plants, and animals.

d)                     The possible effect on all property owners fronting the body of water involved.

The shoreline of the subject lot is 139 feet +/- wide.  The boat dock is placed approximately in the center of the lot, and there are boat docks on adjacent lots.  The boat dock will also meet the ten (10) foot height to the ridge line and ten-foot (10) side yard setback requirements and should have minimal additional impacts on other property owners. (Exhibits A, B, & C)

e)                     The possible effect upon the public health, safety, comfort, good order, appearance, prosperity, and general welfare.

For the reasons noted above, there should be no negative effect upon the public health, safety, comfort, good order, appearance, prosperity, and general welfare of the area.

f)                     The recommendations of any governmental and/or professional agencies.

The Applicant was issued a General Permit for a boat dock/house by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, attached as Exhibit D.

g)                     The possible effect upon the safe navigation of vessels and watercraft.

The opposite shoreline is approximately 3,270 feet +/- away, and the length of the proposed boat dock/house is approximately 40 feet +/- waterward of the mean high-water line.  The proposed boat dock meets the code requirement of projecting not more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the width of the water body and, therefore, does not create a navigational hazard.

 

Requested Action:

Staff requests that the Board of County Commission approve the request for a 1,244 square foot boat dock/house located on the south side of Kingfisher Point, approximately 3,313 feet south of Brumley Road, more particularly known as 3066 Kingfisher Point.