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Commission narrows rear-yard rules but keeps wider changes after heated public debate
Summary
After extensive public comment and commissioner debate, the commission amended and approved changes that affect seaside yard triangles and allow certain rear-yard structures and fences with conditions; commissioners said neighbors should have options but voiced concerns about enforcement, view rights and short-term rentals.
The commission on May 13 adopted a revised ordinance affecting rear-yard corner triangles and accessory structures along waterfront properties, following substantial public testimony and lengthy commission debate.
The second-reading ordinance amended multiple zoning sections to change standards for rear-yard corner triangles (sometimes called site-visibility triangles), gazebos/tiki structures, fences, seawalls and rear-yard measurements near the historic dune vegetation…
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