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Code Enforcement Department
800 Seminole Road
Ss1 Atlantic Beach,Florida 32233
Telephone(904)247-5800
j FAX(904)247-5805
July 1,2010
CERTIFIED MAIL
Ted Jackrel
13707 Little Harbor Court
Jacksonville,FL 32225
RE: Notice of Violation of Atlantic Beach Code of Ordinances,Chapter 24,Section 24-171(F)—
Commercial Corridor Development Standards at property known as: W. 9'h Street,Atlantic Beach,
18-34 38-2S-29E,Lot 2,BLK 40,SEC H,RE# 170772-0000
Dear Mr.Jackrel;
Please be advised,Atlantic Beach Code Enforcement has found the property at the above referenced address to be in
violation of Chapter 24, Section 171(f)per Atlantic Beach Code of Ordinances,which states"The use of chain link,
barbed wire,razor or concertina wire,and like fencing shall be prohibited in any required front yard and in any required
yard adjoining a street. Where such fencing is otherwise placed on a parcel,but remains visible from the commercial
corridor,landscaping shall be installed which substantially conceals such fencing. Where such fencing,as described
above is lawfully pre-existing,a period of four(4)years from the effective date of these regulations shall be extended
during which all fencing shall be made consistent with the above provisions."
This letter requests the noted violation be corrected by replacing or removing the chain link fence located on the
property within ten days from receipt of this letter. The City of Atlantic Beach adopted new regulations for the
commercial corridor in January of 2003. If you choose to replace the fence,you will be required to obtain a permit
approval from the City prior to installation. An alternative fence choice for visibility and security purposes may be an
open aluminum fence. If the violation is corrected and then recurs or if the violation is not corrected by the time
specified in this notice this case may be presented to the Atlantic Beach Code Enforcement Board even if the violation
has been corrected prior to the board meeting.The Code Enforcement Board may impose fines up to$250 a day for
each day the violation is not corrected.
A re-inspection will be done on/or after July 12,2010. To avoid having this Code Enforcement case set for hearing,
all listed violation(s)on this notice must be in compliance on or before the date established by Atlantic Beach Code
Enforcement.Upon completing the corrective action(s)required,it is your responsibility to contact Atlantic Beach Code
Enforcement and arrange for an inspection to verify compliance.
It is our goal to enforce the codes and ordinances of the City of Atlantic Beach and protect the health,safety and
welfare of the City,and accordingly,your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated.Please contact Atlantic
Beach Code Enforcement at 904-247-5826 if you have any questions or need additional information.
Sincerely,
Eddie Lopez,Code Enforcement Officer
XC: File
Case No: 55110
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH
800 SEMINOLE ROAD
ATLANTIC BEACH,FLORIDA 32233-5455
TELEPHONE: (904)247-5800
FAX: (904)247-5877
L1 SUNCOM: 852-5800
www.coab.us
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June 28, 2010
Debra and Ted Jackrel
Transit Plus, Inc.
57 W. 9th Street
Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Jackrel:
In March of this year, the City Commission adopted an update to the Zoning and Land Development
Regulations including a minor revision to the Commercial Corridor standards related to fences. This
provision now states that chain link fences are prohibited in any required Front Yard, which is the front
twenty(20)feet of the parcel. (The regulations formerly prohibited chain link fences within the corridor along
the Mayport Road frontage.)
We do not have records of the issuance of a fence permit for your property. If a fence permit was
not obtained, this needs to be done. And if a permit was issued, I apologize. It is unusual that this
would be lost in both the paper file and the digital file.
Our GIS mapping analysis indicates that the existing fence is within a few inches of meeting the
required front yard setback as measured from the Mayport Road side property line and within the
limits of the minor administrative waiver I have authority to grant. As such your existing fence is in
compliance with the current regulations provided that it is maintained in good condition and that the
landscaping adjacent to the fence is maintained.
You may call me at 247-5826 with any questions.
Sincerely,
Sonyaoerr, AICP
Planning Director
cc: Eddie Lopez, Code Enforcement Officer