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CI'l7C OF s~j-CT=IVIT~1[ REPORT
CODE gMFORCEMID~S
CITY OF
~larttie 8raek - ~lesida
M EtlOR1+EDOM
^ovaober 12, 1993
T0: Rim D. :.einbach
/~/' FRON: Aarl W. Crunewald
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FVI 1~M12f1~1RS
RE: Code ffiforcement Board Monthly >+ctivity Report
1993.
7~ttached is the Code Enforcement >+ctivity Report foc October,
If you have any questions please do not heaita•. to contact
me.
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Enclosure
After discussion, Mr. Menaces noted to grant the variance. Mrs.
Pillmore seconded the satiw and the variance was granted by a vote
of f - ;.
IV. Application for Variance filed bl Thomas C. and Doaaalea V.
costa to construct as outside staireas• to a aoncoafocming
atructur~e at property boated at 6;1 Heaeb Avenue.
Mr. ooela introduced himself to the board and arplained that he
desired to construct ^ staircase oa the accessory building that
was nonconforming and the oonstruation could encroach to the north
aide propertl line.
After discussion, Mrs. Pillmore moved to grant the variance. Mts.
Gregg ^econded the motion and the variance was granted by a vote
of ~ - ;,
DISCOSSIOH:
The board discussed the matter of appeal• to the City Co®ission
of items the board had previously denied. ?hat suggested
amendments to the application form cacreatly being used by the City
and recaawendad that the seoamd page of the applioation be included
is Lheiz packages and especially that the applicants might even
read and check the prerequisites for Eiling their application.
The board also recomarmded that they ba.notified of an7 appeal to
the Cit7 Caw•ission and that a liaison from the board •ttand the
meeting to relate tbs facts sad general consensus of the members
regarding the application being appealed.
Mr. Worley stated that be would relcoab nay recomsieadations from
the board regarding the application form.
There being no further busiaeas to come before the board, the
meeting was adjourned.
BIOHED: ~~'
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~~J// I~ lpplication for Oae-by-H:ception filed by Habitat for Humanity
/ \ CommuaStyeCenter locateduat 716 Oceanceovlevard, the Adsl• Ctage
~• Pegp1 O'Neill, President of the organization, introduced
herself to the board and explained that because the organization
was nonprofit they had had problems of sot being able to pap the
rent in previow offices sad were forced to move. She stated that
the City had granted temporary we cf the caaanunity center for an
office oa the condition that a we-by-e:ception be applied for.
Kathleen Russell introduced herself to the board and read a
statement a:pressing that she did not feel that the applicant
should ba required to fil• this application fot we by a:ception.
After diacwsioa Mr. ltohwein moved to zecosxaendto the city
Commission that the we by exception be granted. Mr. McGowan
seconded the motion and it passed naaaiawwly.
coastzuctlanaadditioa to hi~resideao• which encroachasatbefront
yard setback requirements at property located at 1221 Ocean
Boulevard.
Mr. Hatcbell introduced himself to the board and explained that he
desired to put a roof over as •xistiaq nonconforming structure that
would encroach 18^ in the front yard setback.
After disewsion, Mr. lrohwein moved to deny the application. Mr.
McOOwsa seconded the motion sad the motion failed by a vote of 5 -
2.
After further disewsion, Mrs. Pillmore moved to grant the
variance. Mrs. Gregg seconded the motion and the variance was
granted by • vote of 5 - 2.
IZI. Application for Variance filed b7 Ronald L. end Marp y,
McOibany to construct a family room addition which will encroach
the rear yard setback at property located •t 477 saturiba Drive.
Pets Dowling, builder for Lbe applicants, introduced himself and
Nr. and Mra. McGibany. He stated that a variance was requested to
construct the addition eacroachinq three feet into the setback line
but the applicants had decided to amend their application by asking
for a vezisnce of two feet.