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BOOK 90' PAGE 22 <br />Deputy County Attorney William Collins stated that, if the <br />issue is notice, the answer would be to require notice to adjoining <br />property owners of an administrative permit. If the notices were <br />sent as soon as the application was filed, informing only that an <br />application had been received, the time required would be <br />shortened. <br />Commissioner Adams felt that the immediate neighbors should be <br />protected, and County Attorney Vitunac proposed an alternative of <br />sending a copy of staff's recommended order or the permit to all <br />the neighbors, advising that the decision is final unless someone <br />appeals to the Planning & Zoning Commission within 10 days. <br />Commissioner Eggert wanted to add an appeals procedure and a <br />consensus was reached that the item would be approved with that <br />addition. <br />16. Accessory Storage Structures Restrictions and Prohibitions <br />Director Boling advised that the Vero Beach ordinance has a 10 <br />foot setback required for such structures. Staff is proposing that <br />be applied to utility sheds, which would tend to put the storage <br />structure to the rear of the house, avoiding the situation of <br />having the shed look like an addition. The other part of the <br />amendment is to include a policy not allowing truck bodies and <br />mobile home bodies to be converted and used as accessory storage <br />structures. <br />Commissioner Bird requested that a few more definitions be <br />included, other than just mobile homes and motorized vehicles; such <br />as travel trailers and truck bodies. <br />Commissioner Bird inquired if there were a grandfather <br />provision for existing sheds, and Director Boling responded in the <br />affirmative. <br />17. Buffers Between Certain Institutional Uses <br />Director Boling explained that this amendment provides the <br />Board with the ability to waive buffering requirements between non- <br />residential uses and just require the normal landscaping, or <br />fencing, etc. He realized that usually the Board would want to <br />continue to have buffering based on the zoning and explained that <br />the applicant for development of a use would be required to put in <br />the buffering. <br />22 <br />MAY 159 1995 <br />M M M <br />