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Jonathan Rapaport with Hovnanian Co. then showed some architectural drawings <br />of the proposed project. <br />Chairman Adams questioned the size of the lake, and Mr. Rapaport responded that <br />the lake will cover 2 acres. <br />Commissioner Ginn wanted to be certain that the homeowners will be aware that the <br />lake is a stormwater lake and questioned how the lake will be treated. <br />Mr. Rapaport replied that the homeowners' documents for the project will specify <br />how the lake is to be cared for. He then focused discussion on the height requirements for <br />the gatehouse and presented several differing views illustrating cupolas, overhangs and roof <br />features at different heights from the maximum hoped for at 22 -feet through the required 20 - <br />foot height. <br />Director Keating explained that the building permit for this gatehouse was applied for <br />subsequent to the adoption of the Wabasso Corridor East Plan requirements about one month <br />ago. <br />After discussion, Chairman Adams noted that the applicant would have to go through <br />a variance application process in order to raise the height of that roof, and Commissioner <br />Macht comments that is a very expensive process just to include a cupola. <br />CONSENSUS was reached to direct staff to bring back recommendations regarding <br />cupolas and other similar items in order that the LDRs might be clarified as to these items. <br />Ray Puzzitiello with Hovnanian Co. noted that the existing ditch on the north portion <br />of Jungle Trail takes water from CR -5 10, which then flows through their property and out <br />to the river. County staff had requested that the ditch be left alone so all plants are being put <br />behind the ditch. It is 40' from their property to Jungle Trail on the north side. There is no <br />drainage ditch on the south side and Jungle Trail is 20' from their property line. <br />AUGUST 22, 2000 <br />-52- <br />4 <br />-I <br />