Principal Planner, responded that this lot is in Seminole County’s jurisdiction, the owner
is protected, and this property has commercial zoning.
Mr. Evans asked staff that if this variance is granted if the structures would be too close
together and Ms. Hammel responded that whoever will acquire that parcel, they will be
informed.
Neysa Borkert, Deputy County Attorney, stated that the Building Code has a required
separation by the Fire Marshal, and when the other structure comes, it will be looked at
at that time. Mr. Evans responded that it would be irrelevant at that point because they
were here first and she says yes.
Francis Oliver, Applicant, was present, but did not have any additional comments for
the Board.
No one from the audience spoke in favor or opposition to this request.
A motion was made by Austin Beeghly, seconded by James Evans, to approve this
variance request.
James Evans, James Hattaway, Larry Wright, Austin Beeghly,
Thomas Kunzen, and Carmine Bravo
Aye:
Heather Stark
Absent:
500 W. Faith Terrace - Request for a side street (east)
setback variance from twenty-five (25) feet to zero (0) feet for a
privacy fence in the RP (Residential Professional) district;
BV2024-032 (Flor Rodriguez, Applicant) District 3 -
Constantine (Hilary Padin, Project Manager)
Hilary Padin, Planner, presented this item as stated in the Staff Report.
Larry Wright asked staff if the fence was already in place and Ms. Padin responded
yes.
Chairman Jim Hattaway asked if the current owner is stating that the fence was
installed by the previous owner, and do they know for sure when the fence was
erected. Ms. Padin responded that her understanding is there was one there prior and
they replaced the fence.
Flor Rodriguez, Applicant, was present and stated that she received the letter of the
Code Violation in February, and the fence was installed in 2020. The previous owner
did all the renovations of the property, and she bought the property in June 2021. Two
(2) years later she received the letters from the County stating that she was in violation
because of the fence, so she went to speak with the County and moved the fence two
(2) feet and a few inches because of what she understood from the letter that she
received, but it was supposed to be twenty-five (25) feet.
No one from the audience spoke in favor or opposition to this request.
A motion was made by Tom Kunzen, seconded by Carmine Bravo, to approve this