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Board approves barn setback variances for agricultural property on Kentucky Street

Seminole County Board of Adjustment · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The board granted variances to reduce east and west side setbacks to allow a 2,160-square-foot barn at 3710 Kentucky Street; the owner said the property is narrow and the barn will support agricultural uses including beekeeping.

Planning staff explained requests to reduce the east side yard setback from 50 feet to 10 feet and the west side from 50 feet to 21 feet at 3710 Kentucky Street in the Sanford Celery Delta subdivision so a proposed 2,160-square-foot barn could be built.

Applicant Sean Canada told the board, "I'm just trying to put agricultural building in my property," and said the site is narrow and long, which motivated the setback requests. He added the building will be used for farm and garden storage and to support his beekeeping. After board questions about building dimensions and orientation, a board member moved to approve; the motion carried by recorded affirmative votes.