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3. Are there any major permitting costs associated with constructing an additional driveway? The access driveway proposed on the submitted conceptual plan [attachment 1] would not be required to be paved on-site, but would need to be paved within the right-of-way (ROW) and will require a ROW permit from the County's Engineering Division (772-226-1283). The application is included in this letter for your review [see attachment 2]. The specific design and development conditions for an access driveway will be discussed upon submission of the AOE plan. 4. May a home be built on any of the proposed parcels, outside the fall zone? Be advised that staff has conducted research of the County's development database and site plan files and was unable to locate a site plan for the tower. Therefore, we could not verify that a designed fall zone was ever approved. You mentioned in your letter that you reviewed the property's file and indicated on your drawing a fall zone of 200'. If you can provide documentation on the fall zone, and how it was approved, we would be happy to review it. Otherwise, any structure(s) would need to be setback a minimum distance from the tower that is equal to the tower height, which is the default setback in section 971.44(1)(g)l of the County's LDR's [see attachment 3]. The County's Telecommunications Inventory indicates a height of 503.8' for this tower [see attachment 41. As noted previously, any new property line cannot create a setback non -conformity for the existing tower. Using the setback of 503.8' for any new proposed property will affect proposed lot layouts. 5. May a pond be allowed in the area shown on the submitted plan, and are there any depth or size restrictions? A pond may be dug, following the provisions of section 934.04(9). [See attachment 51 6. Are there any impact fees that they be credited from previous development? The County's permitting database indicates a demolition permit was issued in 2005 to demolish an existing house. However, the size of the house was not included on the permit description. Single family residential impact fees are based on the size of the home and have three (3) categories (less than 1,500 sf; 1,500 to 2,499 sf; and 2,500 sf or larger). While an impact fee is creditable for the subject property, the exact amount cannot be determined at this time. If you have documentation of the size of the previous house, that should be included with submission of a single-family home building permit application. In the absence of such documentation, the County would credit the lowest size. If you have any questions, you may contact me at (772) 226-1715 or pmurphy@lrc og v.com. Sincerely, Patrick J. Murp , Senior PiandIr Community Development Department ATTACHMENT 6 200 FACommunity DevelopmenWurDev\TMs and correspondence\2018 TMs\TM2018-0128 6390 'nth Street (Tower Pmel).docx 2