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; � , VILLAGE OF TEQUESTA � a
DEPARTNIENT OF COMMUNTTY DEVELOPMENT
�; Post Office Box 3273 • 357 Tequesta Drive
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s o Tequesta, Florida 33469-0273 •(407) 575-6220
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I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CAI,L
The Village of Tequesta Board of Adjustment held a regularly
scheduled Public Hearing at the Villaqe Hall, 357 Tequesta
Drive, Tequesta, Florida, on Monday, September 20, 1993. The
meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairman Kenneth
Northamer. A roll call was taken by Fran Bitters, the
� Recording Secretary. Boardmembers present were: Chairman
Kenneth Northamer; William Kirkland; and Ray Schauer. Scott
D. Ladd, Clerk of the Board, and Village Attorney John C.
Randolph were also in attendance.
II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Boardmember Kirkland moved that the Agenda be approved as
submitted. Boardmember Schauer seconded the motion. The vote
on the motion.was:
Kenneth Northamer - tor
William Rirkland - for
Ray Schauer - for
the motion was therefore passed and adopted and the Aqenda �ras
approved as submitted.
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September 20, 1993
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iii. APPROVAL OF PREViOQB MEETiNG MiNIITEB (Meetinq Minutes ot:
August 16, 1993)
Boardmember Kirkland moved that the Board of Adjustment
Meeting Minutes of August 16, 1993 be approved as submitted.
Boardmember Schauer seconded the motion. The vote on the
motion was:
Renneth Northamer - tor
William Rirkland - for
Ray Schauer - for
the motion was therefore passed and adopted and the Minutes
were approved as submitted.
IV. NEW BIISINE88
Noting that only three Boardmembers were in attendance,
Attorney Randolph explained to the applicants and their
representatives in attendance that the rules require that
there be a three-fifths vote in order for an application to
pass. Rowever, with only three Boardmembers in attendance,
it would be necessary for that vote to be unanimous in order
to pass. When that situation occurs, the applicant is qiven
the opportunity to postpone their request until they can be
heard before a full Board. All applicants and their
representatives in attendance this evening declined that
opportunity and preferred to have their applications heard at
this meeting.
A) An application lrom Thomas a. Bradtord, as aqent tor the
' Villaqe of Tequesta, on behalf of Jupiter-Tequesta Juaior
Citizens, owner of a parcel o! land located at 399
Seabrook Rcad, requestinq a variance to the terms of the
Official Comprehensive Zoninq Ordinance ot the villaqe
of Tequesta, Ordinance 355, as amended, Beation QIiI,
Off-street Parkinq and Loadinq Requlations, 8ubsection
(A), Application of Regulations, Paraqraph (1), minimum
parkinq space dimensions, and subsectioa (8), Off-Street
Parkinq Space Requirementa, minimum number ot parkinq
spaces required, to allo�r the reconstruation of an
existiaq oft-street parkinq lot with thirtp-nine (39)
9� u 18� parkinq spaces, ia lievt ot fortp-tive (45), 10�
u 20� parkinq spaces, as required by the Soninq
Ordinance.
Joann Manganiello, Administrative Assistant and Village Clerk,
for the Village of Tequesta, was in attendance in
representation of the above-referenced application.
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September 20, 1993
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Ms. Manganiello explained that the application was for two
variances: 1) the reduction of the number of required parkinq
spaces from 45 to 39; and 2) a reduction in the required size
of parking spaces from 10' x 20' to 9' x 18' . This is in
regard to the proposed parking lot for the JTJC location on
Seabrook Road.
Scott Ladd explained that the reduction in number and size of
the parking spaces is not in conflict with any other Village
Codes.
Ms. Manganiello explained further that, if approved, that the
approval be contingent upon the approval by Village Council
of the Site Plan Review and Landscape Waiver and the actual
construction of Constitution Park, since the Villaqe of
Tequesta is making this application on behalf of JTJC.
Boardmember Kirkland moved that the application be approved
as submitted, contingent upon the approval by the Villaqe
Council of the Site Plan Review and Landscape Waiver and the
actual construction of Constitution Park. Boardmember Schauer
seconded the motion. The vote on the motion was:
Renneth Northamer - for
William Rirkland - tor
Ray Schauer - for
tbe motion was therefore passed and adopted.
B) An application from Carrie Rohan, owner of Lot 298,
Tequesta Subdivision, located at ii Bunker Place,
requestinq a variance to the terms ot the official
Compreheasive 8oninq Ordinance ot the' Villaqe ot
Tequesta, Ordinance No. 355, as amended, Bection VI= (C),
schedule of site Requlations, R District, minimum rear
pard setback, to allow the construction of a pool �ith
a rear yard setback ot three leet (3�) in lieu o!
thirteen feet (13�j, and a pool screen enalosure rith a
rear yard setback ot $ero �eet (0+) in lieu ot ten feet
(10�), as required by the Zoninq ordinance.
Carrie Rohan was in attendance in representation of the above-
referenced application. Ms. Rohan explained that she
purchased the above-referenced property April. of this year,
not realizing a variance would be required to put in a pool.
The existing special conditions and circumstances peculiar to
this particular property are:
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8eptember Z0, 1993
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1) the structure is 53' from the front property line,
leavinq very little room for a pool in the back;
2) other similarly situation properties in the Village have
received similar variances;
3) pool.construction companies indicate there is no other
location on the property on which to situate the pool;
4) the variance request is for a minimum variance with a 3'
deck on both sides of the pool and the pool 15' wide;
5) the granting of the variance would be in harmony with the
purpose and intent of the Ordinance and would not be
injurious to the area or public welfare;
6) neighbors on both sides, as well as the Country Club
Association, have given their approval.
Boardmember Schauer moved that the application be approved as
submitted. Boardmember Rirkland seconded the motion. The
vote on the motion was:
Renneth Northamer - for
William Rirkland - for
Rap Schauer - for
the motion �ras therefore passed and adopted.
C) An application trom xudolph 1►. l�itscher, olrner ot Lot 21,
Tequesta Subdivision,. located at 67 River Drive,
requestinq a variance to the terms ot the Ofticial
Comprehensive Zoniag Ordinance ot the villaqe of
Tequesta, `Ordinance No. 355, as ameaded, 8ection BVi,
IIniform Waterwap Control, subsection (B), Doak and Pier
Lenqth, Width and Coatiquration, Paraqraph (1) to allor
tbe construction of a 4� z 90� doak Mith a 6� s 20�
terminal platform, in lieu of ao dock or pier be�nq
constructed which estends Naterward troa the mean hiqh
Nater line in escass of seventp-tive leet (75�), as
required by the Soninq ordinance.
Gene Wehage, Dolphin Marine Construction, was in attendance
as representative for the above-referenced application. Mr.
Wehage explained that the reason the dock is extended to 90'
in lieu of 75' is to acquire the three feet of water as
required by the Department of Environmental Resources (DER).
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September 20, 1993
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Chairman Northamer voiced concern over the wording of the
Florida Department of Environmental Protection, in that they
describe the dock as "4 feet by 84 feet with a terminal
platform 6 feet by 20 feet." Chairman Northamer wanted ta be
certain that it was clear that an approval would be for an
overall length of 90' which includes the extension. The Board
and Mr. Wehage concurred.
Boardmember Kirkland moved that the application be approved
as submitted. Boardmember Schauer seconded the motion. The
vote on the motion was:
Renneth Northamer - tpr
Wflliam Rirkland - �or
Rap scbauer - tor
the motion was therefore passed and adopted.
D) An application from Ril23aa Sanda, owner o! Lot 22,
Tequesta Subdivision, loaated at 71 River Drive,
requestinq a variance to the terms ot tbe offfcial
Comprehensive Zoninq Ordinaace o! the villaqe ot
Tequesta, Ordinance �To. 355, as amended, 8ection BVI,
IInitorm Waterway Control, Subseation (H), Dock and Pier
Lenqth, Width and Confiquration, Paraqrapb (i), to allor
the construction of a 4� z 80� dook Mfth a 6� Y 20�
terminal plat�ornt, in lieu ot no dock or pier beinq
constructed rbicb eutends vaterward from the mean high
aater line in euceas ot seventy-tive �eet (75�), aa
required by the Soninq Ordinance.
Gene Wehage, Dolphin Marine Construction, was in attendance
as representative for the above-referenced application.
Again, Chairman Northamer wanted it to be made clear that an
approval would be for an 80 foot dock which would include the
extension. The Board and Mr. Wehage concurred.
Boardmember Kirkland moved that the application be approved
as submitted. Boardmember Schauer seconded the motion. The
vote on the motion was:
Renneth Northamer - for
William Rirkland - tor
Ray Schauer - for
the motion was therefore paased and adopted.
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September 20, 1993
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V. IINFINISHED BIISINE88
There was no unfinished business before the Board.
VI. A�1Y OTHER MATTERB
There were no other matters before the Board.
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There being no other matters before the Board, Boardmember
Kirkland moved that the meeting be adjourned. Boardmember
Schauer seconded that motion. The vote on the motion was:
Renneth Northamer - tor
William Rirkland - for
Ray Scbauer - tor �
the motion Nas therefore passed and adopted and the meetfnq
was adjourned at 7:53 P.K.
Respectfully submitted,
.�Z�itc,-
Fran Bitters
Recordinq Secretary
DATE APPROVED:
/0-�8- q3
Attest:
;�P.o� D. �Qct�c�
Scott D. Ladd
Clerk of the Board