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Trustees agree to issue letter of non-jurisdiction for Mile Harbor bulkhead repair
Summary
After reviewing aerial photos and high-tide markings, trustees voted to provide a letter of non-jurisdiction so a homeowner at 1870 Oliver Road can proceed with a localized bulkhead repair rather than requiring a full trustee permit.
Homeowner and applicant Mike Trunzo told the trustees on April 13 that a short section of deteriorated concrete bulkhead at 1870 Oliver Road (Mile Harbor/Hog Creek Road) needs repair and that much of the adjoining bulkhead is above the high-tide line.
Trunzo presented aerial photos and high-tide markings and asked the board for a letter of non-jurisdiction so he would not need to return for an additional trustee permit. He described the work as a localized repair—tying into neighboring bulkheads and replacing a small concrete section.
Trustees discussed whether to issue a trustee permit or a letter of non-jurisdiction. Trustee Dan moved that the board write a letter of non-jurisdiction; a second was recorded and members responded with aye votes. The trustees agreed the requested documentation would satisfy the town and other agencies and allow the applicant to proceed without further trustee review.
What’s next: Staff will prepare the requested letter of non-jurisdiction for the applicant; the trustees recorded the motion and agreed to close the item.
