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recommendations of the Planning & Zoning Commission and staff for the Board to adopt the <br /> proposed Ordinance, which is based on a model floodplain ordinance developed by the Florida <br /> Department of Emergency Management (DEM) and the Florida Building Commission (FBC) . <br /> Discussion ensued regarding the proposed revision to Chapter 930 relating to structures <br /> that are exempt from permitting under the Florida Building Code, but still need to be reviewed <br /> for flood protection compliance (if located in a flood hazard area) . <br /> Vice Chairman O ' Bryan asked what would be involved in obtaining a flood plain permit <br /> for the above structures . <br /> Land Development Manager David Hays, County Engineering, with input from Chief <br /> DeBlois , elaborated on the flood plain permitting procedures and the types of structures for <br /> which the permits would be required. <br /> Vice Chairman O ' Bryan voiced concerns about how the proposed amendment to Chapter <br /> 930 might affect an individual who wanted to construct a non-residential structure, such as a pole <br /> barn or chickee hut. He asked that staff apply as much common sense as possible when these <br /> matters are under consideration. <br /> Mr. Hays, responding to Commissioner Davis ' s query, stated that an unenclosed building <br /> would not require a permit or soil impaction study. <br /> Commissioner Davis wondered why the County can' t effectuate the changes to the <br /> County Code (LDR amendments) by just adopting an ordinance that mirrors the state ' s model <br /> ordinance . <br /> 4 3 Pf123 <br /> November 6, 2012 11 <br /> l <br />