O81-22ORDINANCE NO. 81 ~ ~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH,
FLORIDA, A~ENDING THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES
OF SAID CITY BY AMenDING CHAPTER 7A BY
CREATING ARFICLE II, THE BOYNTON BEACH
LANDSCAPE CODE; PROVIDING FOR A SHOR~ TITLE:
DECLARING PURPOSE AND INTENT: PROVIDING FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF .LANGLIAGE AND DEFINITIONS:
PROVIDING FOR LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENTS FOR
CERTAIN YARD AREAS AND OFFSTREET PARKING
AND OTHER VEHICULAR USE AREAS; PROVIDING
REQUIRED LANDSCAPING AD3A~ ~TO PUBLIC RIGh~S-
OF-WAY: PROVIDING FOR PERIMETER ~ING
RELATING ~ ABUITING PROPERTIES; PROVIDING
FOR REQUIRED ~CAPING FOR ACCESSWAYS;
PROVIDiNG FOR SIGHT .DISTANCE FOR LANDSCAPING
AD3ACENT TO PUBLIC RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND POINTS
OF ACCESS; PROVIDING FOR LANDSCAPE PLAN
APPROVAL; PROVIDING FOR PERFORMANCE SURETY;
PROVIDING
FOR AND INTERPRETATION; PRO-
VIDING FOR ] PENALTIES,
AND OTHER ~. REMEDIES;
TO THE BOARD OF AD3UET-
SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING
FOR PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECtiVE
DATE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the Code of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida, is
hereby an~/~ed by amending Chapter 9A (Environmental Regulation) by creating
Article II to read as follows:
ARTICLE II
L~k~DSC~PE COEE
Sec. 7A-S0. Short Title. This ~5icle shall he known and may he
cited as the Boynton Beach Landscape Code.
Sec. 7A-S1. Declaration o£ Purpose and Intent. It is the purpose and
intent o£ this Ordinance to improve the appearance o£ certain setback and yard
areas includin9 o£f-street vehicular parkin9 and open-lot sales and service
areas in Boynton Beach; to protect and preserve the appearance, character
and value of the surrounding neighborhoods and to preserve energy and thereby
promote the general welfare by provid/ng for installation and maintenance of
landscaping for screening and elimination of visual pollution, and where possible
that the landscaping to be provided as a result of this ordinance be constructed
in a manner which will reduce the demand for energy currently and in the future,
since the City Council finds that the peculiar characteristics and qualities
of Boynton Beach justify regulations to perpetuate the appeal of its natural
visual pollution free environment.
Sec. 7A-32. Construction of Language and Definitions.
(a) Rules for Construction of Language. The following rules
of construction shall apply to the text of this Article.
(1) The particular shall control the general.
(2) In case of any differences of meaning or
implication between the text of this Code
and any caption, illustration, sunm~ry table,
or illustrative table, the text shall control.
(3) The word· "SHATI." is always mandatory and not
discretioD2~ry. The word "MAY" is permissive.
(4) Words used in the present tense shall include the
future; and words used in the singular number
shall include the plural, and the plural tb~
singular, unless the context clearly indicates
(5) A "BUILDING" or "ST~3CTURE" includes any part
thereof.
(6) The phrase "USED FOR" includes "ARRANGED FOR",
"DESIGNED FOR, ,"MAINTAINED FOR" or "OCCUPIED FOR."
~7) The word "PERSON" includes an individual, a cor-
poration, a partnership, an incorporated association,
or any other similar entity.
(8) Unless the context clearly indicates the contrary,
where a regulation involves tw~ (2) or m~re items,
conditions, provisions, or events connected by
the conjunction "AND", "OR", or "EITHER .. . OR" ,
the conjunction shall be interpreted as follows:
a. "AND" indicates that all the connected items,
conditions, provisions, or events shall apply,
b. "OR" indicates that the connected i%ems, con-
tions, provisions, or events shall apply,
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c. "EITHER...OR" indicates that the connected
items, conditions~ provisions, or events shall
apply singularly but not in combination.
(9) The word ',INCLUDES" s~ll not limit the term to the
specified exanlples, but is intended to extend its
meaning to all other instances or circumstances
of like kind or character.
(b) Definitions. For purposes of this Code, in addition to the
following terms or words, the definitions provided for in the zoning Code
of the City of Boynton Beach, Florida shall apply.
(1) Board. Board shall mean the Community Appearance Board
of the City of Boynton Beach.
(2) Landscaping. Any of the following or combination
thereof: materials such as, but not limited to
grass, ground covers, shrubs, vines, hedges, trees
or palms, and other material such as rocks, pebbles,
sand, w~lls or fences, and decorative paving materials
approved by the Building Department and the Community
Appearance Board.
(3) Landscape Screen or Barrier. Such screen shall be
planted and maintained to fora a continuous screen
of plant material within a maximum of three (3)
years after time of planting. The screen or barrier
may be either sheared or natural, symnetrical or
asy~netrical and shall be at least four (4) feet
in height but not higher than six (6) feet. Walls
or fences used as landscape screens or barriers
shall be constructed in accordance with the
requirements of the Boynton Beach Building Code
and landscaped in.accordance with the requirements
set ±orth herein.
(4) Encroachment. Encroach~nt is any protusion of
a vehicle outside of a parking space, display area
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or accessway into the landscaped area. There
shall be no encroachment over or into any land-
scaped area. Wheel stops and/or curbs shall be
placed at least two (2) feet from the edge of such
laD~scaped area as well as tw~ feet from any pre-
served or planted tree. Where a wheel stop or curb
is utilize~, the paved area between the curb and
the end of the parking space may be omitted, pro-
viding it is landscaped in addition to the required
landscaping as provided herein.
(5) Trees. Any self-supporting w~ody perennial plant
which has a trunk diameter of %~D (2) inches or
more when measured at a point four and one-half
(4 1/2) feet above ground leVel and which normally
attains an overall height of at least ten (10) feet
at maturity usually with one main ste~ or trunk and
many branches. It may appear to have several stems
or trunks as in several varieties of oak. All
mangrove trees shall be included hereunder, which
are four (4) feet or more in height.
(6) Shrubs. Shrub shall mean a bushy, woody plant,
usually with several permanent stem~, and usually
not over ten (10) feet high at its maturity.
(7) Vines. Plants which normally require support to
reach mature form.
Sec. 7A-34. Landscaping Requirements for Certain Yard Areas and
Off-Street Parking and Other· Vehicular Use Areas. All areas used for a
display or parking of any and all types of vehicles, boats or construction
equipment, whether such vehicles, boats or equipment are self-propelled or
not, and all land upon which vehicles traverse the property as a function of
the primary use, hereinafter referred to as "other vehicular uses," including
but not limited to activities of a drive-in nature such as filling stations,
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grocery and dairy stores, banks, restaurants, new and used car lots,
m~i~i-family and cluster housing, and the like, shall conform to the
minimum landscaping requir~nents provided herein, except areas used for
parking or other vehicular uses under, on, or within buildings, and parking
areas serving single family dwellings since such residential areas are
normally voluntarily lamztscaped.
Sec. 7A-35. Particular ~~ment.
(a) Installation. Ail landscaping shall be installed in a
sound workmanlike manner and according to accepted good planting procedures
with the quality of plant materials as hereinafter described. (Ail elements
of landscaping shall be installed so as to meet all other applicable ordi-
nances and code requirements). Landscaped areas shall r~e protection
from vehicular encroachment. An inspector from the City Building Department
shall inspect all landscaping and no certificates of occupancy and use or
similar authorization will be issued unless the landscaping meets the require-
ments provided herein.
(b) Maintenance. The owner, or his agent, shall be responsible
for the maintenance of all landscaping which shall be maintained in good con-
dition so as to present a healthy, neat, and orderly appearance and shall be
kept free from refuse and debris. Ail landscaped areas shall be provided with
an automatic irrigation water supply system.
(c) Plant Material.
(1) Quality. Plant mterials used in conformance with
provisions of this Ordinance shall conform to the
Standards for Florida' No. 1 or better as given in
"Grades and Standards for Nursery Plants" Part 1,
1963 and Part II, State of Florida, Department of
Agriculture, Tallahassee, or equal thereto. Grass
sod shall be clean and reasonably free of weeds
and noxious pests or diseases. C~ass seed shall be
delivered to the job site in bags with Florida
Department of Agriculture tags attached indicating
the seed growers con~pliance with the Agricultural
Department's quality control program.
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(2)
Trees. General Requirement. Trees shall be species
having an average mature spread of crown in Boynton
Beach of greater than fifteen i(15) feet and having
trunk(s) which can be maintained in a clean Condition
over five (5) feet of clear wood. Trees having an
average mature spread of crown less than fifteen (15)
feet may be substituted by grouping the same so as to
create the equivalent of a fifteen (15) foot crown
spread. Palms shall be considered trees and exempt
frc~ the fifteen (15) foot crown spread'criterion.
Tree species shall be a. mirdmun of ~ight (8) feet
overall height immediately after planting. Trees
(see list below) with roots known to cause damage to
public roadways or other public w~rks shall not be
planted closer than twelve (12) feet to such public
improvements, unless the tree root system is com-
pletely contained within a barrier for which the
minimum interior dimensions shall be five (5) feet
square or an equivalent and five (5) feet deep, and for
which the construction requirements shall be four (4)
inch thick concrete reinforced with %6 road mesh
(6x6x6) or an equivalent approved by the Building
Department.
Nuisance Trees: (Root system problems)
Ficus Altissima - Lofty Fig
Ficue Aurea - Florida Strangler Fig
Ficus BenjamJna - Benjamin Fig
Ficus Nitida - Indialaurel Fig
Ficus Elastica - indiaruhber Fig
Further, the following exotic (non-native) tree species
shall not be planted as part of any proposed landscape
plan. Deemed as "invader species" in South Florida and
the reasons to prohibit them include:
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(3)
(4)
(5)
shallow roots which make them susceptible to
wind damage (hurricanes); that they grow in
dense stands crowding out native vegetation;
they create monoculture (single tree species) that
exclude most wildlife; they have poor quality wood
of no commercial value; can cause serious health
problems to allergic individuals, and they are
prolific propagators that encroach into native
vegetative areas. Those trees declared to be exotic
and non-native are:
All of th~ Causarina Species.
Brazilian Pepper (Florida Holly)
Schenius lerebinthifolius Melaleuca (Punk Tree)
Melaleuca quinquenervia.
Shrubs and hedges. Shrubs and h~dges shall be a
minimum of eighteen (18) inches in height and two
(2) feet on the center when measured inm~diately-
after planting. Hedges, where required, shall be
planted and maintained so as to form a continuous,
unbroken, solid, visual screen within a maximum
of one (1) year after time of planting.'
Vines. Vines shall be a minimum of two (2) feet
in height immediately after planting and may be
used in conjunction with fences, screens, or walls
to meet physical barrier requirements as specified
and be a minimum of five (5) feet on the center.
Ground cover. Ground covers, either vegetative or
non-living, used in whole or in part shall present
a finished appearance and reasonably cc~plete coverage
within three (3) months after planting. However, when
slow maturing ground covers are used, thay shall be
mulched.
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(6) Lawn Grass.. Grass areas shall be planted in species
normally grown as permanent lawns in B~ynton Beach.
Grass areas may be sodded~ plugged~ sprigged or seeded
except that solid sod or other acceptsble erosion
control measures shall be used in swales or other areas
subject to erosion. In areas where other than solid
sod or grass seed is used between the months of October
and March, nursegrass seed shall be sown for immediate
effect and protection until coverage is otherwise
achieved.
(d) Required Landscaping ~jacent to Public Rights-of-Way. On
the side of a building or open lot use providing an off-street parking area
or other vehicular use area, where such area will not be entirely screened
visually by an intervening building or structure from any abutting right-of-way,
excluding dedicated alleys to the .rear of building, there shall be provided
landscaping between such.-area and such right-of-way as follows:
(1) A strip of land at least five (5) feet in width
located between the abutting right-of-way and the
off-street parking area or other vehicular use area
which is exposed, to an abutting right-of-way shall
be landscaped, such landscaping is to iD~lude a
minimum of one (1) tree for each forty (40) lJ_neal
feet or fraction thereof. Such trees shall be located
between the abutting right-of-way and off-street
parking area or other vehicular use area and shall be
planted in a planting area of at least twenty-five
(25) square feet with a dimension of at least five (5)
ffet. In addition, a hedge, wall, or other durable
landscape barrier of at least three (3) feet in height
shall be placed along only the interior perimeter of
such landscaped strip. If such durable barrier is .of
non-living material, for each ten (10) feet thereof, one
(1) shrub or vine shall be planted abutting such
barrier along the street side of such barrier. The
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remainder of the required landscaped areas shall
be landscaped with grass ground cover or other
landscape treatment.
(e) Perimeter Landscaping Relating to Abutting Properties.
On th~ site of a bul]ding or structure or open lot use providing an off-
street parking area or other vehicular use area, such area shall be pro-
vided with a landscaped barrier, preferably a hedge not less than fOur (4)
f~et .nor greater than six (6) feet in height to form a continuous screen
between the off-street parking area or other vehicular use area and such
abutting property. Such landscape .barrier shall be located between the
cc~anon lot line and the off-street parking area or other vehicular use area
in a planting strip of not less than two and one-half (2 1/2) feet in width.
The provisions of this subsection shall not be applicable in the following
situatioD~:
(1) When a property line abuts a dedicated alley.
(2) Where a proposed parking area or other vehicular
use area abuts an existing hedge, said existing
hedge may be-used to satisfy the landscape
requirements of this subsection provided tbmt said
existing hedge meets all applicable standards of
this ordinance.
(f) Accessways. The maximum width of an accessway (whether one
or two-way traffic) through-the required perimeter landscape strip to an off-
street parking or other vehicular use area shall be thirty-five (35) f~et.
The balance of such street frontage not involved with accessways shall be
landscaped in accordance with the provisions of this section.
(g) Parking Area Interior Landscaping. Off-street parking areas
shall have at least twenty (20) square feet of interior landscaping for each
parking space excluding those spaces abutting a perimeter for which landscaping
is required by other sections hereof and excluding all parking spaces which are
directly served by an aisle abutting and running parallel to such a perimeter.
Each separate landscaped area shall contain a minimum of twenty-five (25) square
feet and shall have a mi~ dimension of at least five (5) f~et and shall include
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at least one (1) tree having a clear trunk of at least five (5) feet, with
the remaining area adequately landscaped with shrubs~ ground cover or other
authorized landscaping material not to exceed three (3) feet in height. The
total number of trees shall not be less than one (1) for each five hundred
(500) square feetor fraction thereof of required interior landscaped area.
Such landscaped areas shall be located in such a manner as to divide and
break up the expanse of paving.
(h) Point of ~cess. When an accessway intersects a public
right-of-way or when the subject property abuts the intersection of t~D (2)
or ~ore public rights-of-way, all landscaping within the triangular areas
described below shall provide unobstructed cross-visibility at a level between
thirty (30) inches and six (6) feet, provided, however, trees or palms having
limbs and foliage trimmed in such a manner that no limbs or foliage extend
into the cross-visibility area shall be allowed, provided they are located
so as not to create a traffic hazard. Landscaping except required grass
or ground cover shall not be located closer than three (3) feet from the
edge of any accessway Pavement. The triangular areas above referred to are:
(1) The areas of property on both sides of an accessway
formsd by the intersection of each side of the accessway and the public right-
of-way line with two (2) sides of each triangle being ten (10) feet in length,
(or more when determined to be necessary by the City Engineer) from the
point of intersection and the third side being a line connecting the end of
the other two (2) sides.
(2) The area of property located at a corner form~~ by the
intersection of two (2) or more public rights-of-way with two (2) sides of
the triangular area being thirty-five (35) feet in length along the abutting
public right-of-way lines, measured from their point of intersection, and the
third side being a line connecting the ends of the other tw~ (2) lines.
(i) Existing Plant Material. In instances where healthy plant
material exists on a site prior to its development, in part or in whole, for
purposes of off-street parking or other vehicular use areas, the Department may
adjust the application of the above-mentioned standards to allow credit for
such plant material if, in its opinion, such an adjustment is in keeping with
and will preserve the intent of this Ordinance.
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(j) Landscaping and Dumpsters. All dumpsters should be
placed on a' concrete pad 10' wide with an appropriate depth and be
screened on three sides with a hedge which i:
material should be 30" in height when plant~
In lieu of a hedge, a solid wall or fence wi~
to screen the dumpster.
(k) General Landscaping for Clus
Housing Developments. In addition to the la
sections of this code, the following number
(1) A minimum of one tree for
(1,500) square feet (or fraction thereof) of
are preserved on site in open conlron area s~.
landscape area requirements. It is the int~
a park-like environment. This section is i~
shaded areas and an aesthetically pleasing
the validity of any site plan in accordance
Appearance Board shall take these factors ir
(1) Four~__ ation Landscaping. Fo~
required in the front and side of each nultJ
order to enhance the visual appearance of ti
Sec. 7-A-36. Landscape Plan App]
dwellings, prior to the issuance of any bui:
Occupancy, under the provisions of this ordk
Build~ng Code, a landscape plan shall be su~
C~onity Appearance Board. The landscape
including dimensions and distances, and del:
parking spaces, or other vehicular use area:
sprinklers or water outlet locations, and ~
of all other landscape materials, the locat
to be served, and shall designate by name ~
to he installed or, if existing, to be used
ments b~reof. NO building permit or Certif~
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fast growing. The hedge
and placed 24" on center.
h accent shrubs may be used
~er and Multi-Family
~dscaping required by other
Df ~rees are required for open.
each one thousand five hundred
developed area. Trees that
~11 receive credit against the
nt of this section to create
cluded in.order to create privacy,
nvironment, and in determining
with Sec. 7A,36, the Cc~m~tnity
.to consideration.
~tation landscaping shall be
-family or cluster dwelling in
~ building and to promote privacy.
~al. Ex,pt for single family
.ding permit or Certificate of
~k%nce and the Boynton Beach
· kitted to and approved by the
~lan shall be drawn to scale,
~eate the existing and proposed
;, access, aisles, driveways,
~e location, size and description
[on and size of building if any
~d locating the plant material
in accordance with the require-
[cate of Occupancy shall be
issued for such building or paving unless such landscape plot plan cc~plies
with the provisions herein. All inspections to determine compliance with
the approved site plan shall be coD~ucted by the City Building Department.
Sec. 7A-37. Performance Surety. In the event that the landscaping
requirements of this Ordinance have not been met at the time that Certificate
of Occupancy could otherwise have been granted, and said permit or certificate
is requested~by the developer, the City may enter into an agre~aent approved
by the City Attorney with the owner ore.his agent that the provisions and
requirements of this Ordinance will be con, lied with. In that case the
owner or his agent shall post a performance bond or other City approved surety
in an amount equal to one huD~lred and ten percent (110%) of the costs of
materials, labor and other attendant costs incidental to the installation of
the required landscaping based upon an estimate provided by a qualified
landscaping contractor. The surety shall:
A. Run to the City Council.
B. Be in a form satisfactory and acceptable to the City
Manager.
C. Specify the time for the cGmpletion of the landscaping
requir~nents of this Ordinance as determined by the City
Manager.
Sec. 7A-38. .Applicability of Landscape Ordinance and Other
Requlations. This Ordinance shall apply concurrently and in direct relation
to the requirements an~. regulations of the zoning Code of Boynton Beach.
The provisions of this Ordinance shall apply to new or re-developed off-
street parking areas, multi-family and cluster housing development, and/or
modifications which result in an increase of interior square footage or
exterior design except for single-family (detached) cluster homes.
Sec. 7A-39. Administration and Interpretation of CDde Regu-
lations and Provisions.
(a) The interpretatiOn and application of the regulations and
provisions of this Code by the Building Department shall be reasoDable and
uniformly applied to all property within the jurisdiction of Boynton Beach.
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(b) The regulations and provisions of this Code shall be
held to be the mininum requirements adopted for the protection and promotion
of the public health, safety, ccmfort, convenience, order, appearance,
prosperity, or general welfare.
(c) Whenever the regulations and require~aents of this Code
are at variance.with the requirements of any other lawfully enacted and
adopted rules, regulations, ordinances or laws, the most restrictive shall
apply.
Sec. 7A-40. Enforcement of Code Regulations and Provisions,
Violations, Penalties, and other Remedies.
(a) Enforcement Responsibility. No building permit,
Certificate of Occupancy and Use, or Certificate of Occupancy shall be granted
by the'Building Depaz-~h~-ent, except in compliance with the provisions of this
Code or court decision.
(b) The regulations and provisions of this Code shall be held
to be the minimum require~_nts adoPted for the protection and prcmotion of
tb~ public health, safety, comfort, convenience, order, appearance, prosperity,
or general ~lfare.
(c) Whenever the regulations and requirements of this Code are
at variance with the requirements of any other lawfully enacted and adopted
rules, regulations, ordin2mces, or laws, the most restrictive shall apply.
Sec. 7A-40. Enforcement of Code Regulations and Provisions, Viola-
tions, Penalties, and other Remedies.
(a) Enforcement Responsibility. No building permit, Certificate
of Occupancy and Use, or Certificate of Occupancy shall be granted by the
Building Department, except in compliance with the provisions of this Code
or court decision.
(b) Violation and Penalties. For any and every violation of
the provisions of this Code, and for each and every day that such violation
continues, said violation(s) shall be punishable as a misdeameaner with a
fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500), or by imprisorm~nt for not
more than sixty (60) days, or by both such fine and imprisorment. Persons
charged with such violation(s) may include:
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(1) The owner, agent, lessee, tenant, contractor,
or any other person using the land, building or
premises where such violation has been committed
or shall exist, or
(2)Any person who knowingly commits, takes part or
assists in such violation, or
(3)Any person who maintains any land, building or
premises in which such violation shall exist.
(c) Other Legal Remidies. In addition to the criminal penalties
and enforcement procedures provided, the City Council may institute any
lawful civil action or proceeding to prevent, restrain or abate:
(1) The unlawful construction, erection, reconstruction,
alteration, rehabilitation, expansion, maintenance
or use of any building, structure, or parking
area t or
(2)The occupancy and/or use of such building, structure,
or parking area, or
(3)The illegal act, conduct, business, or use of, in
or about such premises.
(d) Other ~lministrative Remedies. Building Permits and Certi-
ficates of Occupancy and Use.
(1) Issuance.
No building permit or Certificate of Occupancy and Use
shall be issued by the Building D~partment for~-any
purpose except in compliance with the provisions of this
Code and other-applicable ordinances and laws, a decision
of the Community Appearance Board, or court decision.
( 2 ) Revocation.
The Building Depar~uent may revoke a building permit or
Certificate of Occupancy in those cases where an adminis-
trative determination has been duly made that false
statements or misrepresentations existed as to material
fact(s) in the application or plans upon which the permit
or approval was based.
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(3) Suspension.
The Building Department may suspend a building
permit or Certificate of Occupancy and Use where
an administrative determination has been duly
made that an error or omission on either the
part of the permit applicant or government agency
existed in the issuance of the permit or certifi-
cate approval. A valid permit or certificate
shall be issued in place of the incorrect permit or
certificate after correction of the error or omission.
(4) Notice and Appeal.
All Building Department decisions concerning the
issuance, revocation, or suspension of building
permits and Certificates of Occupancy shall be
stated in official written notice to the permit
applicant. Any decision of an administrative
official may be appealed %o Community Appearance
Board within thirty (30) days of the action that
the aggrieved party wishes to appeal.
Sec. 7A-41. Conmunity Appearance Board - Appeals. Appeals to
the Conm~nity Appearance Board may be taken by any person aggrieved or by
any officer or bureau of the governing body of the City affected by a
decision of the administrative official within thirty (30) days of such
decision.
Sec. 7A-42. Certiorari Review to Circuit Court. Any party
aggrieved by a decision of the Con, unity Appearance Board concerning this
article may seek review of said decision by filing a Petition for Writ of
Certiorari in the Circuit Court within thirty (30) days of the Board's
decision.
Section 2. Should any word, phrase, or sentence of this Ordinance
be declared by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, said findings
shall not affect t~ remainder of this Ordinance.
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Section 3. That authority is b~ret~ granted to codify this
Section 4. That this Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days
after second reading and final passage.
SECOND, FINAL READING AND PASSAGE
1981.
day of ~3.
1981.
CITY OF BOY,IrON ~CH, FLORIDA
(Corporate Seal)
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