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Board approves home‑occupation special exception for residential painting and power‑washing at Flagler By The Sea
Summary
The board approved a special‑exception home‑occupation permit for a residential painting and power‑washing business operating from Lot 5 at 2982 North Ocean Shore Boulevard in the MH‑3 mobile home park district, subject to standard home‑occupation conditions in the land development code.
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The Planning & Development Board approved a special‑exception home‑occupation permit for a residential painting and power‑washing business located at 2982 North Ocean Shore Boulevard, Space 5, in the MH‑3 mobile home park district of Flagler By The Sea.
Staff explained that the request is for a home occupation in the MH‑3 zoning district and that home occupations in that district require special‑exception approval under the Flagler County Land Development Code (subsection 30703g). Staff also noted that the county requires operations related to home occupations to occur off‑site and that applicants must agree to the code’s home‑occupation regulations “in perpetuity.”
The applicant, Shirley A. Straub, spoke for the record and gave her address as 2982 North Ocean Shore Boulevard, Number 5. Straub told the board she had reviewed the packet and “agreed to that in my submission.” There were no public speakers on the item.
After board discussion, a motion to approve application 3171 carried. The board approved the special exception limited to the specific unit and the specific applicant; staff noted that while special exceptions ordinarily run with the land, this approval is specific to the applicant and unit and that the applicant must comply with Flagler County Land Development Code subsection 30703g and the home‑occupation regulations going forward.
The transcript does not record any conditions beyond the standard home‑occupation requirements drawn from the code; staff provided the code text to the dais as a handout.

