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Board reviews fence, expired applications and code enforcement questions in building department update
Summary
The board received updates on specific properties, including an easement review for a fence at 309 Claremont, an expired application at 207 Bravado Lane and queries about mini-split A/C placement and temporary construction fencing; staff will follow up and related code updates will be discussed at an LPA hearing.
Zoning Official Josh Nichols briefed the Planning and Zoning Board on ongoing enforcement and permit matters, noting the easement agreement for a fence at 309 Claremont remains under review by Riviera Beach Utilities and that the application for 207 Bravado Lane had expired after an August extension and a rejected March resubmission. Board member Tony Lembo raised several property-specific questions, including whether a mini-split air-conditioning unit would be allowed in front yards; staff said such cases would be reviewed under the code.
Members discussed temporary construction fencing at 124 Cascade and the authority of the Building Official to permit temporary fences during active construction. Town Clerk Karen Hancsak acknowledged she had not provided a written report for the meeting and said she would "email it to the members if requested." The board asked staff to follow up on the cited properties and enforcement actions.
