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Flagler commissioners remand disputed Pelican Lane pump‑house variance back to planning board
Summary
After hearing an appeal over a front‑yard pump‑house variance, the Board of County Commissioners remanded the matter to the Planning & Development Board for reconsideration and direction on allowable accessory‑structure height, citing the prior proceeding's procedural tie and unresolved height condition.
The Flagler County Board of County Commissioners voted Jan. 12 to remand an appeal over variances for a pool pump house at 3 Pelican Lane back to the Planning & Development Board for further proceedings and clarification on accessory‑structure height.
The appeal arose after the planning board effectively deadlocked on a revised variance request that would have allowed the property owner to build an enclosed pump house. Growth management staff told commissioners the earlier planning‑board action left unresolved a condition limiting the structure to 4 feet in front‑yard areas; the applicant argued that the 4‑foot restriction was inconsistent with the land development code and physically prevented safe installation and servicing of pumps, filters…
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