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Panel approves waterfront revetment variances to repair shoreline; 5–2 split
Summary
The PLDRC approved variances to waterfront-yard standards to allow a coquina rock revetment to restore wetlands and shorelines damaged during construction and by Hurricane Milton, but two commissioners dissented arguing the impacts were caused by the applicant/contractor.
The Planning and Land Development Regulation Commission voted 5–2 on Feb. 19 to approve variances that will allow a coquina rock revetment and reduced waterfront-yard setbacks so a property owner can stabilize and restore shoreline damaged during construction and by coastal erosion.
Staff told the commission environmental permitting is coordinating mitigations and that neighboring properties already use similar revetments. The applicant, Jason Hebert, said his builder had obtained permits and later the…
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