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Board reviews roughly nine routine administrative approvals for upkeep work
Summary
Staff reported approximately nine administrative certificates of appropriateness—mainly for roofs, a deck, windows/doors, a fence and paint—dating from May to June 2, 2026; board confirmed these were routine and staff said they are hurricane‑proof where applicable.
Under new business, planning staff presented a list of approximately nine administrative certificates of appropriateness issued from May through June 2, 2026. Staff said most approvals were for routine maintenance and repairs: roofs, a deck, windows and doors, a fence and paint.
A board member asked whether the listed repairs were hurricane‑proof; staff replied they were. "I have approximately, what, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 07/08, 9, approximately 9, most for roofs," staff said when summarizing the list. Board members characterized the items as upkeep and had no objections to the administrative approvals.
No votes or appeals were recorded related to the administrative items; they proceeded as routine administrative approvals.
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