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February 21, 1996
Kieran J. Kilday
Kilday and Associates, Inc.
1551 Forum Place, Suite 100A
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Re: Summit Associates, Ltd.
Board of Zoning Appeals Case No. 215
Property Location: Northwest corner of Summit Drive and
Westlake Drive
Dear Mr. Kilday:
Please be advised that at the February 12, 1996 meeting, the Board
of Zoning Appeals approved your request for a zoning variance to
allow a size increase of 25% for a directional sign in the Isles at
Hunters Run PUD from the allowable 16 square feet to 20 square feet
(relief from Article III, Section 6.C.5 of Chapter 21 of the City's
Land Development Regulations) .
If I can be of further assistance, please contact me.
Sincerely,
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Tambri J. Heyden
Planning and Zoning Director
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Attorney Pawelczyk advised that under the Ordinance, any person may appeal the decision
of the board to the City Commission within 30 days of the rendition of the board. He was
advised to make application through Tambri Heyden.
3. Case #215
Location:
Owner:
Requested
Variance:
Northwest corner of Summit Drive and Westlake Drive.
Summit Associates, Ltd.
Request relief from Article 111, Section 6.C.5 of Chapter
21 of the Oty's land Development Regulations to allow
a size increase of 25% for a directional sign in The Isles at
Hunters Run PUD from the aRowable 16 square feet to
20 square feet.
Chairman Miriana announced the case.
Kieran Kilday advised that this request Is for a sign at the entrance to the project at the
corner of Westlake Drive and Summit Drive. The boundary of the property is located several
hundred feet north of Summit Drive. Although the profect has frontage on Congress Avenue,
there is no access to Congress Avenue. The signage Is required at the entrance to the
property .
The variance request involves the size of the sign. The sign wall Is 6' at its maximum height.
The applicant has requested 20 square feet which is within the 25 percent parameter allowed
to be reviewed by the Board of Zoning Appeals. In this particular case, if the developer
owned the property down to Summit, he would not have to appear before this board because
it would be considered an on-premise sign and the lettering would be allowed to take up 32
square feet. An off-premise directional sign is restricted to t 6 square feet.
Mr. Rappoport asked if this sign is located on Hunters Run property. Mr. KUday responded
affirmatively and advised that he is in possession of a letter from tile Hunters Run PropertY
Owners' Association authorizing Mr. Kilday to represent the petition.
Ms. Heyden advised that staff had nothing to add to Mr. Kilday's presentation.
CHAIRMAN MIRIANA ANNOUNCED THE PUBLIC HEARING. THERE WAS NO ONE
PRESENT WHO WISHED TO SPEAK ON THIS APPLlCA TION.
Motion
Ms. Hollingshead moved to grant the variance requested by Mr. Kilday to allow a 25 percent
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MEETING MINt
BOARD OF ZONII~G APPEALS
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA
JANUARY 17, 1996
size increase for the directional sign from the allowable 16 square feet to 20 square feet as
discussed. Mr. Rappoport seconded the motion.
The Recording Secretary polled the vote which was unanimous to GRANT the variance.
4. Case #21 6
Location:
Northwest corner or S.E. I st Street and S. E. 23rd
Avenue (III S. E. 23rd Avenue)
Robert Simone
Owner:
Requested
Variance:
Request relief from Section 6.A.3 of Chapter 2 of the
City's land Development Regulations to reduce the
required rear yard setback from 20 feet to I 5 feet and to
reduce the required side yard setback from 30 feet to 5
feet.
Chairman Miriana announced the case.
Dr. Robert Simone, 11 1 SE 23 Avenue, advised that a need has arisen for him to have
a utility shed on his property for storage of srom1 shutters and a pressure cleaner necessary for
maintenance of his building. The need for this shed arose during the last hurricane alert when
he had a problem finding someone to transport the shutters to this location.
Because of the way the lot is situated, he would have to construct the shed on a corner that
would be highly visible from SE 2 t Avenue and SE 1 st Street. The shed would be an eyesore
because it would be sitting in the middle of a vacant lot. Dr. Simone would like to place the
shed behind the existing office building where it would not be visible from the road. The shed
is 8' x I 2' and 7' high. Dr. Simone provided photos of the property. He explained that the
property to the north is zoned Residential; however, it is a vacant lor. He maintains the two
trees with 100' canopies. When the berries fall from the trees, he must remove them from
the pavement. Last year, two patients fell because they slipped on the berries.
Dr. Simone feels the construction of this shed on the corner would be a detriment on a street
that has taken so long to develop.
Mr. Gold noted that Dr. Simone intends to store chemicals in the shed. He questioned
whether or not there are any environmental concerns involved. Dr. Simone responded
negatively and stated that the word chemicals should not have been used since it refers to the
same amount of chlorine and acid that a person would store in his/her garage. No medical
chemicals will be stored in this shed.
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